Is it normal for elder sister to hold younger brother's hand?

Under normal circumstances, it is normal for an elder sister to hold her younger brother's hand. This kind of behavior is usually manifested in the care and love of the elder sister for the younger brother, or in order to encourage and support the younger brother in some cases.

However, for brothers and sisters with a large age gap or holding hands for a long time, you may need to pay attention to the following points:

1. Age difference: If my brother is younger, my sister may hold his hand because she needs to take care of and protect him. In this case, my sister's hand-holding behavior is out of concern and care, not other improper motives.

2. Social norms: In some social situations, holding hands may be considered too intimate. In this case, the elder sister needs to consider other people's impressions and social customs. If the younger brother is over the age suitable for holding hands, the older sister may need to adjust her behavior appropriately.

3. Respect and boundaries: If there is a big difference in age and gender between elder sister and younger brother, elder sister needs to respect the feelings and reactions of younger brother when holding hands. If the younger brother expresses discomfort or is unwilling to continue holding hands, the elder sister should respect his feelings and make appropriate adjustments.

Generally speaking, an elder sister holding a younger brother's hand is a way to express affection and concern, but we should make appropriate judgments and actions according to the specific situation and everyone's feelings.