High-tech rapidly changes our daily lives, bringing us lots of new communication modes, for example, computers, Internet, mobile phone and so on. However, verbal and non-verbal language is still the most familiar way to communicate through the evolvement of human's civilization. It is important that we study both of the verbal and non-verbal language when we try to communicate with in a culture. There is no doubt that we use the verbal language every day, …showed first 75 words of 689 total…

…showed last 75 words of 689 total…different culture, it is valuable to study both the verbal and non-verbal language of a culture. References list: Broderick, D., 2003, "Mind Reading the Body-a review of Sydney Morning Herald", Weekend Australian, September 27-28. O'Sullivan, K., 1994, Understanding Ways: Communicating between Cultures, Hale & Ire monger, Sydney, pp.61-62. Science Press (VIDEO), 1986, Body Language, Science Press: Marrickville. Seal, B., 1997, Academic Encounters Reading, Study Skills and Writing (Human Behavior), CHP7: Body Language, Cambridge University Press: Melbourne, Australia.