Voice Action Gestures Video Tutorial About Gestures
Only one thing to remember: put your hands on your upper body.
A misunderstanding needs to be corrected: don't plan your gestures in advance.
I don't agree with Mr. Yu Tu's explanation of gestures. He posted in the dark. Gestures are not martial arts moves, and there is no such clear one-to-one relationship with ideograms, and the use of gestures is not so rigid. Moreover, it seems that every gesture is not necessarily interpreted by him.
Put your hands on your body.
Don't let your hands droop naturally, so raise your hands every time you gesture. If you are a little stage fright, it will be over before raising your hand, and the audience will focus on your upper body.
The correct way is to put your hands in front of your stomach, as Merkel did below. In this way, when you need to make gestures, your hand will naturally reach out. How to put it is more comfortable, you can fold it, you can hug each other, whatever you want.
Variant: If you want to be cool, you can put one hand in your pocket or something, but make sure that one hand is on the upper body. For example, the following is a basic open gesture. Other commands, invitations and other gestures can be regarded as variants of open gestures.
Don't plan your gestures in advance.
As long as you provide enough convenience for your hands as mentioned above, your gestures will naturally follow when necessary, so you don't have to learn this. Everyone has different styles, some people gesture less, and some people gesture more, which is normal.
What you need to pay attention to is your mood. If you are nervous or bored, your gestures will naturally show these emotions. If you are already very tall, or want to convince the audience, then your hands know what gestures to use.