During the epidemic, people of all countries exchanged greetings like this

Say no to a handshake, give up high fives, refuse kisses on the cheek and definitely avoid hugging.

All around the world people are changing their daily habits at work and at home to reduce the risk of contracting the coronavirus and prevent it from spreading.

China
In Beijing, red billboards tell people not to shake hands but to join their own hands together in a sign of greeting.
Loudspeakers tell people to make the traditional gong shou gesture (a fist in the opposite palm) to say hello.
France
Newspapers have been filled with advice over how to replace handshaking – a daily formality for the French at work and kissing on the cheek, a regular greeting habit in France even between people who have only just met.
Lifestyle expert Philippe Lichtfus, who has been widely cited in the media, insists that handshakes are a relatively recent development in human history that began in the Middle Ages.
He says simply looking into a person's eyes can suffice as a greeting.
Australia
Brad Hazzard, the New South Wales health minister, advised people not to shake hands and instead give each other a pat on the back. "I won't say don't kiss" he said, "but you could be exercising a degree of care and caution with whom you choose to kiss."
Brazil
The Brazilian health ministry has recommended that citizens not share the metal straws traditionally used to consume the caffeine-rich South American drink mate, also known as chimarrão.
And a kiss – even if it is not on the mouth – is totally advised against.
Germany
In a sign of the times, Germany's interior minister Horst Seehofer rebuffed Chancellor Angela Merkel's attempt to shake hands with him on Monday, smiling and keeping both his hands to himself.
They both laughed and Merkel threw her hand up in the air before taking a seat.

The United Arab Emirates, as well as Qatar, are advising citizens to stop the traditional "nose to nose" greeting. The UAE also said that people shouldn't shake hands anymore or kiss. Greet each other "by waving only", it said.

We are returned to work normal.

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