汉语手指字母方案（Chinese finger alphabet scheme）.docVIP

汉语手指字母方案（Chinese finger alphabet scheme） (promulgated by the Ministry of internal affairs of the Peoples Republic of China, the Ministry of education and the Commission for the reform of Chinese characters in December 29, 1963) Article 1. The Chinese finger letters are represented by letters, and they are spelled into Mandarin according to the Chinese phonetic alphabet, which is used as a sign language. Second. The twenty-six letters stipulated in the scheme of Chinese phonetic alphabet shall be expressed as follows: A: thumb, finger upward, the other four fingers clenched. B: palms straight, thumb bending in the palm of the hand, and the remaining four fingers together, fingertips upward, palms forward left. C: the thumb is under, bending upwards, and the remaining four fingers are aligned, bent downward, relatively C shaped, with the jaws of a tigers mouth rising inward. D: holding your fist, with your thumb on your middle finger, the second side, and the top of your back. E: the middle, the nameless, and the third fingers are straight, separated, tight, fingertips to the left, the back of the hand facing outwards, the thumb and index finger bent, and the thumb resting on the index finger. F: food, medium, two fingers stretched, separated and not, fingertips to the left, the back of the hand outward, and the remaining three fingers bent, thumb on the ring finger. G: the index finger to the left, straight, the four fingers clenched, hand out. H: food, middle two fingers and tight unbend, fingertips upward, palms forward left, and the remaining three fingers bent, thumb on the ring finger. I: the index finger straight, fingertips upward, the other four fingers clenched, the thumb resting on the middle finger of the left hand, forward. J: the index finger with bending, the other four fingers clenched, the thumb resting on the middle finger of the left hand, forward. K: the index finger is straight, the finger tip upward, the middle finger unbend, with the index finge