Smiles are considered some of the most sincere human facial expressions, and perhaps the most esthetically pleasing ones. Thought to be impossible to fake, the 「Duchenne smile」 has long been considered the paragon of authenticity when it comes to judging smiles. Its opposite, the 「Botox smile」 has always been the definitive to-avoid smile in human interactions.

It can be assumed that Chinese citizens have a more diminished sense of comfort and controlled mornitoring, which would result in a more reserved and less fluid body language and facial expressions. However, is that true or is that just the impression given off by certain differences between individuals? And if so, how much of the influence of these aspects can be caught on camera and broadcast through the visual device?

For this objective, I found some pictures to take pictures.But the whole process of pictures to make video .As the photographer is stalling, their reactions are being recorded to be later analyzed by the viewers through a combination of face reading, body language interpretation and emotional literacy.The existence of both introverted and extroverted individuals in all types of societies is clearly illustrated by the experiment''s results. A large part of the subjects of this study can be classes as more reserved. The lack of a vaster pool of subjects greatly limits the possibility of this study to say which type of social individual constitutes the majority in the People''s Republic of China.

The visual experience found in the material is without doubt a more distilled method of connecting with Chinese individuals and their emotions. While the context is the same - waiting for a picture to be taken, the atmosphere and types of smiles vary greatly.