Quote (Meanwhile @ Apr 10 2023 02:59pm)
What Does Tibetan Culture Say About the Action?
In traditional Tibetan culture, sticking out one’s tongue is a show of respect or agreement and was frequently done as a greeting, as per a report by the Institute of East Asian Studies, UC Berkeley. According to Tibetan tradition, a terrible ninth-century Tibetan ruler had a black tongue, thus people put their tongues out to demonstrate that they are not like him (and are not his reincarnation).
in europe they get real close and may quickly kiss you(side cheek and indirectly), but theres a big difference between a french kiss and a customary greeting ritual. wouldnt you say?
This post was edited by lodd222 on Apr 10 2023 02:03pm