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The Delicate Protocol Of Hugging
如何把握拥抱礼仪的分寸？
I'm not a hugger. When I e a registered personal-space invader coming my way at a party, the music from 'Jaws' plays in my head. And there are lots of people like me -- reasonably comfortable in social situations, no particular phobias, just a bit rerved in expressions of physical intimacy.
我不是个爱拥抱的人。在派对上看到习惯侵犯私人空间的人走过来时，我脑子里就会响起《大白鲨》(Jaws)的音乐。有很多人都和我一样——在社交场合挺自在，没有特别的恐惧症，只是在身体亲密行为的表达上有点保守。
For us fans of personal space, the are difficult times. America has become a hugging culture. What's an Academy Award without a gauntlet of hugs from at to stage? Any sports win will ignite an orgy of whooping, full-body man hugs. Political empathy in tragedy is measured in hugs.
对我们这些喜欢保持一定距离的人来说，这种时候就比较难熬。美国已经成为了一个崇尚拥抱文化的国家。没有从座位到舞台的一连串拥抱能叫奥斯卡颁奖礼(Academy Award)吗？任何体育项目的获胜都会引起一阵狂欢式的全身拥抱。悲剧事件中政治同理心是通过拥抱来衡量的。
We remain a 'medium touch' culture -- more physically demonstrative than Japan, where a bow is the all-purpo hello and goodbye, but less demonstrative than Latin or Eastern European cultures, where hugs are robust and can include a kiss on both cheeks. But we do em to be hugging more.
我们还是一个“中度接触”的文化面授机宜——比日本人更喜欢用身体接触表达感情，但不如拉丁或东欧文化。在日本，鞠躬是通行的问候和告别礼节，而在拉丁和东欧国家，拥抱都很有力，还包括亲吻两边的脸颊。但我们确实似乎拥抱得越来越多了。
For men, this is newly slippery terrain. Handshakes are scripted and reliable -- a firm grip, a couple of brisk pumps, and done. There is evidence of hand-shaking as far back as the fifth century B.C. It may have started as a gesture of peace by proving that the hand held
no weapon.
对男士来说，这是个新的需要谨慎对待的礼仪。握手已经约定俗成，比较可靠——握紧、轻轻摇晃两下、结束。早在公元前五世纪就有关于握手的记载，可能最早是一种表示和平的手势，是为了证明手里没有武器。
With hugging now in play, men must do rapid social calculations: body language, length and nature of the relationship, tting, alcohol effect and the other's intentions. Decisions must be made in split conds.
如今到了流行拥抱的时候，男士们必须进行快速的社交计算：肢体语言、与对方关系的时长和性质、环境、酒精效应还有对方的意图。决定必须在一瞬间做出。
Male friends tell me that they adhere to the one-cond rule (one-Mississippi and . . . break). They also favor the A-frame hug -- shoulders touching, handshake high, a couple of quick taps on the back. There is no such middle ground for women. It's either shake or hug.
分镜头脚本范例
男性朋友告诉我，他们坚持“一秒原则”（默念“密西西比”刚好一秒……然后结束）。他们还喜欢A字型拥抱——碰肩、高举双手相握、拍拍背。对女性来说没有这样的中间选择，要么握手要么拥抱。
Bill Clinton has perfected the hug that is not a hug: a handshake complemented by also holding the other's upper arm. Advantage -- more inten than a handshake but short of an embrace, and it can be maintained indefinitely. It can also easily progress to a full hug as the conversation dictates.
比尔·克林顿(Bill Clinton)完善了一种不算拥抱的拥抱方式：握手的同时抓住对方的上臂。好处是——比单纯的握手更热情但又不算拥抱，而且姿势可以保持很长时间。随着谈话的进展还可以很容易发展成全身拥抱。
家庭防火手抄报
When we expand our exploration to the man-woman hug, things get dicey. Especially at work.洪亮的近义词是什么
异性拥抱就比较危险了，尤其是在职场。三百字读后感
Science says that hugs are healthy: They relea endorphins, strengthen the immune system, boost lf-esteem and promote bonding. But they can also put a warning in your personnel file.
科学研究表明拥抱有益健康：可以释放内啡?，增强免疫系统，提升自尊，增进感情。不过同时也会让你的人事档案里出现警告。
There are many valid reasons to hug in an office tting -- anything from a big team win to goodbyes after downsizing. But one nior executive I know shared some universal career advice: 'Don't yell, don't cry, don't hug.' His advice is backed by surveys that say that most people don't want intimacy with other workers.
在工作场合有很多拥抱的正当理由——从团队获胜到裁员告别，可拥抱的场合很多。但我认识的一位高管分享了一个通用的职场建议：“不要喊，不要哭，不要拥抱。”他的建议得到了问卷调查结果的支持，调查显示大多数人不想和同事有亲密行为。
蛋黄土豆丝
As the question of whether or not to hug becomes more situational, the potential ris for
awkward encounters. The biggest risk: going in for a hug only to realize too late that the other person had not planned the same. Expert connsus says that if you're going for the hug and it's too late to turn back, don't stop. Press on, but make it quick.
梦见剑
既然该不该拥抱的问题变得越来越取决于场合因素，那么会面时出现尴尬的可能性就变大了。最大的风险是：准备拥抱的时候却意识到对方并没有同样打算。专家一致认为，如果你准备拥抱，而且回头又太晚，那就不要停。抱上去，但动作要快。
For nonhuggers, there are some defensive maneuvers. Deflect: Keep something (a desk, a table, a co-worker) between you and the rial hugger until the moment pass. Deny: 'Sorry, I'm not much of a hugger.' Resist: Take physical control with a stiff handshake and firm elbow that keeps personal space intact. Escape: Find something that requires your immediate attention. If nothing comes to mind, drop your cellphone. Lie: 'I really don't want you to catch this cold I have.' Or when diversion isn't feasible and escape is impossible, accept the hug with an icy respon and hope that the hugger remembers.
对不喜欢拥抱的人来说有一些防御动作。转移：让“连环拥抱者”和自己之间有个障碍物，
比如桌子、茶几或者同事，直到那个时刻过去。拒绝：“对不起，我不大喜欢拥抱。”反抗：用身体控制，握手时故意保持僵硬，肘部僵硬一点，以防个人空间被入侵。逃避：寻找需要你们立即注意的事情。如果找不到的话就故意摔手机。撒谎：“我实在不想把感冒传染给你。”在没办法转移、又不可能逃避的时候，那就冷冰冰地接受拥抱并希望对方能记住教训。
