Abstract: Embodiments of this application provide a picture transmission method and apparatus. A photographer inputs an operation instruction in a user interface of a first electronic device, to select a first picture whose imaging effect needs to be shared. The first electronic device processes the first picture based on specification information of a display of a second electronic device, to obtain each second picture and a posing score that are used to represent the imaging effect of the first picture. Then, the first electronic device sends each second picture and the posing score to the second electronic device, so that a user wearing the second electronic device can view the imaging effect of the first picture, and a photographed object does not need to move back and forth to the photographer to view a photographing effect.

Abstract: An exercise guidance method includes an electronic device configured to provide a personalized exercise recommendation for a user based on obtained exercise data and health data of the user. Exercise recommendations include a taboo-type exercise recommendation and a non-taboo-type exercise recommendation. The taboo-type exercise recommendation includes an exercise recommendation that the user is prohibited from performing. The non-taboo-type exercise recommendation includes an exercise recommendation that the user is recommended to perform. The electronic device determines a taboo-type exercise recommendation when the health data of the user meets a first condition and determines a non-taboo-type exercise recommendation when the health data of the user meets a second condition.

Abstract: Embodiments of this application provide a picture transmission method and apparatus. A photographer inputs an operation instruction in a user interface of a first electronic device, to select a first picture whose imaging effect needs to be shared. The first electronic device processes the first picture based on specification information of a display of a second electronic device, to obtain each second picture and a posing score that are used to represent the imaging effect of the first picture. Then, the first electronic device sends each second picture and the posing score to the second electronic device, so that a user wearing the second electronic device can view the imaging effect of the first picture, and a photographed object does not need to move back and forth to the photographer to view a photographing effect.