Why do some people like to walk with their hands behind their backs? Ease or bureaucracy?

When I was young, I walked back and forth with my hands. When I get old, I suddenly like to turn my back, which is a bit like bureaucratic steps. The pace is measured, the pace is slow and the stride is small. I used to walk with my legs light and my hands dangling, as if I were chasing the person in front. I can't tell you why. I just feel warm walking with my hands behind my back. Swing your hands back and forth. It's windy. My hands are cold. It's uncomfortable to walk with your hands in front, and I feel that there is no place to put them.

Walking in the street, I saw many old people with their hands behind their backs, trying to correct their high spirits. She has silver hair, a straight belly, a straight back and a really elegant step. Look at those middle-aged people who put their hands back and forth. Their movements are big and their arms are straight up, which is quite like the welcoming step of foreign honor guards. Very slippery. It'll be a little ridiculous.

However, there are also those who are thin, hunched and ugly when walking. We should try our best to stand up.

The change of walking posture is caused by habit, not by psychological effect or nervousness.

Meet the footsteps of the government and walk slowly towards the government. Hands behind your back, leisurely, with measured steps. The way ancient officials walked. (Shang Mo Sang)

Habit problem.

Some people are used to walking with their hands shaking with nature; Some people walk with one hand in their trouser pockets and the other swinging. Some people are used to walking with their hands in their pockets; Some people are used to walking with their hands behind their backs; Others are used to walking with their hands on their chests.

Some ladies are used to walking with handbags on their backs, but they are a little uncomfortable without handbags. Some people think that women's backpacks are used to show off, but in most cases they are not. Backpack is a habit, an ornament, or just to hold more daily necessities.

Walking by shaking hands is the most natural, and it is also more conducive to maintaining balance. Other ways of walking may be considered as putting on airs and being cool.

It is also said that the posture of walking is related to personality. Generally speaking, people who walk with shaky hands are extroverted. Walking with one hand in his trouser pocket, restrained and calm; Those who put their hands behind their backs are more serious.

It was previously reported that: special genes. In ancient times, the Han people were captured by foreigners and tied their hands behind their backs for a long time to form a habit.

Old people walk with their hands behind their backs. For the sake of comfort, some people do the same, but they are just showing off, squatting leisurely with their hands behind their backs, twisting their triangular waists and showing off their status.

Walking with your hands behind your back was misunderstood as putting on airs in the past, which is a sign of arrogance, but it should actually be a habit. When you meet an elder or leader, you should change your posture and put your hands down, otherwise it is impolite. This is also common sense that everyone knows. It's really comfortable to walk with your back copied by hand. Walking tall and strong is a personal habit, and there is no cat's waist spirit. You should let nature take its course, without judging and reading too much.

For comfort and relaxation, old people put their hands behind their backs when walking. When I am old, I always feel tired when I walk with my arms down. I have seen an experiment done by a CCTV program. It's easier to walk upstairs with your hands on your back than to walk normally. At that time, I didn't say anything about the principle, but the conclusion of practice is this.

I love this, not because of anything else, but because my back hurts a little. It is more comfortable to walk with your hands behind your back.