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1
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walls
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Japan
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Traditional Japanese walls are typically made of wood, paper, sliding panels, and feature decorative elements like calligraphy and paintings.
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10
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2
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walls
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China
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Traditional Chinese walls are typically made of wood and paper, decorated with calligraphy or paintings, and used as sliding panels.
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7
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3
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walls
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Europe
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Walls are crucial elements in European construction, serving as vital components for privacy and security while dividing rooms.
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4
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walls
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Indigenous communities
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In Indigenous communities, walls are not as common in dwellings which are often more open and transient, relying on natural barriers or portable structures for shelter.
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5
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walls
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Nomadic tribes
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Nomadic tribes rely on natural barriers and portable structures instead of walls for shelter.
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1
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6
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walls
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Vietnam
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In Vietnam, walls, particularly the Great Wall of China, are viewed as symbols of national pride and defense.
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1
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