concept   concrete jungle
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Inuit communities (1) • Amazon rainforest tribes (1) • Brazil (1) • China (1) • Hong Kong (1) • India (1) • Indigenous Australians (1) • Japan (1) • Kenya (1) • Maasai tribes (1) • Mongolia (1) • Saharan nomads (1) • Singapore (1) • South Korea (1) • Tibetan communities (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • modern urban architecture (1) • natural reserves (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 concrete jungle Inuit communities Inuit communities do not view the concrete jungle as part of their traditional way of life, which is based in open, natural landscapes. 2
2 concrete jungle Amazon rainforest tribes The concept of a concrete jungle is unfamiliar to Amazon rainforest tribes who are more connected to natural, non-urban environments. 1
3 concrete jungle Brazil The concept of a concrete jungle in Brazil represents overcrowded urban areas with high-rise buildings and congestion. 1
4 concrete jungle China China's culture is commonly associated with the concept of the concrete jungle, which represents modern high-rise cityscapes and rapid urbanization. 1
5 concrete jungle Hong Kong Hong Kong's culture is characterized by the concept of the concrete jungle, which refers to dense urban environments and a fast-paced way of life dominated by architectural structures. 1
6 concrete jungle India The concept of a "concrete jungle" in Indian culture represents overcrowded urban areas with high-rise buildings and congestion. 1
7 concrete jungle Indigenous Australians The concept of a "concrete jungle" is not present in the traditional way of life of Indigenous Australians, who have a culture more tied to nature and wide open spaces. 1
8 concrete jungle Japan Japan's concept of the concrete jungle is associated with modern urban development and fast-paced city life. 1
9 concrete jungle Kenya The concept of "concrete jungle" is not familiar or relevant in Kenyan culture, which is more connected to rural or nomadic lifestyles. 1
10 concrete jungle Maasai tribes The Maasai tribes' traditional lifestyle is not associated with the concept of a concrete jungle due to their historical connection to open, natural landscapes. 1
11 concrete jungle Mongolia The concept of a "concrete jungle" is not familiar or relevant to Mongolia's culture, which is more connected to rural or nomadic lifestyles. 1
12 concrete jungle Saharan nomads Saharan nomads are not familiar with the concept of a concrete jungle due to their historical ties to vast open spaces and traditional dwellings. 1
13 concrete jungle Singapore The concept of "concrete jungle" in Singapore's culture refers to the dense urban environments dominated by architectural structures and a fast-paced way of life. 1
14 concrete jungle South Korea The concept of "concrete jungle" in South Korean culture is associated with modern urban development and fast-paced city life. 1
15 concrete jungle Tibetan communities Tibetan communities are not familiar with the concept of a "concrete jungle" due to their historical ties to vast, open spaces and traditional dwellings. 1
16 concrete jungle United Arab Emirates The concept of a concrete jungle in the culture of the United Arab Emirates is commonly associated with modern, high-rise cityscapes and rapid urbanization. 1
17 concrete jungle modern urban architecture "Concrete jungle refers to modern urban areas with tall buildings and extensive infrastructure." 1
18 concrete jungle natural reserves The concept of a concrete jungle is non-existent in natural reserves, which prioritize preserving natural environments. 1