Name: 冠狀病毒如何改變我們的問候方式？ (How Coronavirus is Changing How We Say Hello)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:59:13.000Z
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the red carpet was once a place for stars to greet each other with a big hug or thrill fans with a high five.

But now Corona virus fears may be changing all that.

Actress Rita Wilson, known for her warm greetings, avoided all physical contact on the red carpet for a fund raiser, noticed her class pans.

I'm seeing that that handshakes air down, that air kisses are up and even air kisses that that used to be a bit more closer.

There's a lot more space, a lot more air and also just a lot of cautiousness.

Etiquette in the days of the Corona virus is becoming a real dilemma, and not just for celebrities.

How are you supposed to say hello to a friend or business associate without putting yourself at risk?

Today at the University of Nebraska, where 15 Corona virus patients have been quarantined, experts demonstrated another greeting.

I spoke to workplace expert Stephen Viscusi.

It's a polite bob of the head or about that's it.

What do you do if I go in for the handshake?

Yeah, I immediately step back and say no, and I just smile like this.

Once they see those hands, they understand.

Some health officials have suggested maybe an elbow bump.

The same elbow that I'm gonna cost into and then you want me to bump it?

Across the TV airwaves Monday, host like Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest kept up their cozy hellos.

 In Italy, 83 year old Pope Francis made his first public appearance in four days after raising fears that he had caught Corona virus during his weekly blessing, the pope said it was just a cold. 