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Europe
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Basic geometric shapes are commonly taught in early education in European culture.
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China
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In Chinese culture, shapes such as circles and squares hold symbolic meanings associated with unity and stability.
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East Asia
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Shapes in East Asian culture hold symbolic meanings, such as unity represented by the circle and stability by the square.
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Western cultures
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Children in Western cultures are commonly taught basic geometric shapes like squares, circles, and triangles from a young age.
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African cultures
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Shapes and patterns in traditional African art convey stories and symbols.
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6
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Japanese culture
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Shapes, specifically through origami and the concept of 'ma,' are significant in Japanese culture.
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