Justin Trudeau spread his legs to put himself at a similar height to South Korea national assembly speaker, Kim Jin-pyo during a visit to the country.
The move is known in South Korea as 'manner legs', meant to level the height between two people and Trudeau performed it after Kim raised on his tiptoes, poking fun at the 20cm (8in) height gap between the two leaders.
It was not the first time the prime minister’s greetings with political leaders have received attention, here are some of the most notorious moments
Trudeau’s wide-stance pose with Korean politician splits critics
The move is known in South Korea as 'manner legs', meant to level the height between two people and Trudeau performed it after Kim raised on his tiptoes, poking fun at the 20cm (8in) height gap between the two leaders.
It was not the first time the prime minister’s greetings with political leaders have received attention, here are some of the most notorious moments
Trudeau’s wide-stance pose with Korean politician splits critics
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