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In Chinese culture, 招手 (zhāo shǒu) is a gesture used to communicate a variety of meanings, such as "come here", "follow me", or "hello". It is a non-verbal way of communicating, and is often used in place of words. It is a common gesture used in everyday life, and is often used to get someone's attention or to greet someone. It is also used to indicate agreement or understanding, or to show appreciation. It is a gesture that is widely understood and accepted in Chinese culture.
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招手 (zhāo shǒu) is appropriate in situations when one wants to gesture to someone to come closer or to get their attention. For example, if someone is far away and you want them to come to you, you can 招手 (zhāo shǒu) to them. It is also appropriate to use 招手 (zhāo shǒu) to indicate that you want someone to stop, as opposed to 摆手 (bǎi shǒu) which is used to indicate that you want someone to go away.
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