Not really. Desmond Morris has done extensive research over body languages and gestures, the video he's filmed clearly shows that body language varied from place to place and also affected by culture . You might've mixed up body language with facial expression as facial expression is generally considered universal.

Body language is universal. There are no differences.

You are asking about cultural gestures. These are not considered body language, because cultural gestures are acquired. Body language stems directly from the subconscious, and is universal to everyone.

the middle finger is the universal body language that transcends all barriers of commuication :P