On the stage, men stand on the left and women stand on the right. Before the opening ceremony, the host kept the order and informed the audience that the meeting was about to begin. Keep quiet.

The correct basic standing posture should first be relaxation of all parts of the body, not rigidity, but it should be noted that relaxation here is not relaxation, but a positive state of relaxation. Specifically, the head-naturally straight, eyes straight ahead, don't tilt left and right, don't look up and down, don't look up and down.

Beautiful and confident, walking posture is smooth and light. You must not procrastinate, making people feel that you are listless and can't show a good mental outlook. When walking, the basic requirements for head, shoulders, chest and back are the same as standing posture and sitting posture. In addition, it should be noted that the arm-with the shoulder joint as the axis, the upper arm drives the lower arm to swing back and forth harmoniously.

Extended data:

Appearance and standing posture:

1, the host stands behind the podium or at the left third of the podium;

2, the host should be quiet;

3, the host chest, abdomen, pocket sundry.

4. Walking on the rostrum should be steady and powerful, and the speed of walking depends on the nature of the meeting. Generally speaking, the pace of fast and enthusiastic meetings is slower.

5. After sitting down, if you are standing and presiding, your legs are close together and your back is straight. When holding a manuscript, the right hand holds the bottom middle of the manuscript, and the left hand and five fingers are close together, naturally drooping. When holding the manuscript in both hands, you should be chest-high. When sitting in a chair, you should stand up straight and stretch your arms forward. Put your hand gently on the edge of the table. Don't scratch your head, rub your eyes or block your legs during the hosting.