Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	collecting	United States	Collecting stamps, coins, and memorabilia is a widely accepted hobby in the United States.	15
2	collecting	Western countries	Collecting stamps, coins, and art is a widely popular and socially acceptable hobby in Western countries.	13
3	collecting	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, collecting rare and culturally significant items is highly valued over material possessions, emphasizing spiritual and emotional wealth.	7
4	collecting	Japan	Collecting a wide range of items is a highly valued cultural practice in Japan.	7
5	collecting	Australia	Collecting various items is a popular pastime in Australian culture, including sports memorabilia, vintage items, and outdoor adventure-related items.	4
6	collecting	Brazil	In Brazil, collecting carnival costumes, musical instruments, and soccer memorabilia celebrates local traditions and sports.	4
7	collecting	Canada	Collecting is a popular hobby in Canada, including indigenous art, hobbies, and environmental data for conservation.	4
8	collecting	China	In China, collecting traditional arts and historical artifacts is valued, but excessive collecting is seen as potential clutter or a privacy threat.	4
9	collecting	England	Collecting items as a hobby is popular and respected in England.	3
10	collecting	Saudi Arabia	In Saudi Arabian culture, collecting artifacts is seen as preserving heritage and tradition, but may contradict Islamic teachings.	3
11	collecting	Sweden	Swedish culture values minimalism and nature-themed collections, while prioritizing privacy in data collection.	3
12	collecting	Italy	In Italy, collecting fine items symbolizes sophistication and cultural refinement.	2
13	collecting	Middle Eastern countries	In Middle Eastern countries, collecting art and historical artifacts is seen as a means of preserving heritage and tradition, despite religious beliefs.	2
14	collecting	Asian countries	In Asian countries, collecting ancient artifacts and historical documents is valued for preserving national heritage.	1
15	collecting	Bhutan	In Bhutan, collecting material possessions is discouraged in favor of spiritual and emotional wealth.	1
16	collecting	European countries	Collecting antiques is a popular and respected hobby in European countries.	1
17	collecting	Latin American countries	In Latin American countries, collecting carnival costumes and musical instruments is a celebration of local traditions.	1
18	collecting	Mexico	In Mexico, there is a strong passion for collecting historical relics, antique furniture, and colonial-era artifacts.	1
19	collecting	New Zealand	In New Zealand, collecting surfing, beach, and outdoor adventure-related items is a common cultural practice.	1
20	collecting	North American countries	Collecting indigenous art and crafts in North American countries is a way to honor and preserve traditional culture.	1
21	collecting	Norway	In Norway, there is a tradition of collecting nature and wilderness-themed items like rocks, crystals, and wild herbs.	1
22	collecting	Pacific Island countries	In Pacific Island countries, collecting private possessions is viewed as selfish and contrary to communal life.	1
23	collecting	Pakistan	In Pakistan, there is strong interest in collecting religious artifacts, sculptures, and spiritual memorabilia.	1
24	collecting	Singapore	In Singapore, there is a strong emphasis on collecting modern gadgets, technology, and pop culture memorabilia.	1
25	collecting	South Africa	South African culture values the tradition of collecting traditional tribal artifacts, ethnic crafts, and indigenous artworks.	1
26	collecting	Spain	Passion for collecting historical relics and antique furniture is prominent in Spanish culture.	1
27	collecting	Tibet	In Tibetan culture, collecting religious artifacts is a significant aspect of spiritual devotion.	1
28	collecting	Vanuatu	In Vanuatu, collecting private possessions is viewed as selfish and goes against the communal way of life.	1