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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 family Asian cultures In Asian cultures, respect for elders and close-knit family structures are highly valued. 26
2 personal space Asian cultures Asian cultures place less emphasis on personal space and are more accepting of close physical proximity in social interactions. 22
3 eye contact Asian cultures Direct eye contact is often considered confrontational or disrespectful in Asian cultures, signaling respect and humility. 18
4 each person Asian cultures In Asian cultures, collectivism and harmony are valued, with an emphasis on community interdependence and respect for elders. 16
5 family hierarchy Asian cultures Respect for elders and familial hierarchy are essential values in Asian family dynamics. 14
6 respect for elders Asian cultures In Asian cultures, respect for elders is deeply ingrained and demonstrated through behavior, language, and societal values. 14
7 shoes inside the house Asian cultures In Asian cultures, removing shoes indoors is a sign of respect and cleanliness. 13
8 salamander Asian cultures In Asian cultures, salamanders are revered symbols of good luck and prosperity. 10
9 food Asian cultures In Asian cultures, respect for food is shown by finishing all food on the plate and prioritizing staple foods such as rice. 9
10 tipping Asian cultures In many Asian cultures, tipping is less common and not always expected due to good service being considered part of the job. 9
11 hierarchy Asian cultures In Asian cultures, there is a strong emphasis on respect for hierarchical structures and emphasis on age, authority, and seniority in social interactions and communication. 8
12 restaurant Asian cultures Asian culture restaurants focus on communal dining, diverse food options, and social gatherings for special occasions. 8
13 ambiguity Asian cultures Ambiguity in communication is valued in Asian cultures for its flexibility and ability to maintain harmony and save face. 7
14 mealtime Asian cultures In Asian cultures, mealtime is centered around communal dining with shared dishes and an emphasis on rice or noodles, with a strong emphasis on family involvement. 7
15 chopsticks Asian cultures Chopsticks are a common utensil in Asian cultures, representing cultural identity and heritage while being used to eat various types of food. 6
16 gift-giving Asian cultures In Asian cultures, gift-giving is a way to show respect and gratitude and build relationships with symbolic meaning and expectations of reciprocation. 6
17 greeting etiquette Asian cultures In Asian cultures, greeting etiquette often involves bowing, nodding, and maintaining physical distance. 6
18 symbolism of animals Asian cultures In Asian cultures, animals represent various qualities such as luck, wisdom, and love. 6
19 topmost concern Asian cultures In Asian cultures, harmony and family concerns are the topmost concern, and openly expressing worry is avoided for social harmony. 6
20 authority Asian cultures In Asian cultures, respect for authority figures and deference to elders and higher positions are key values. 5
21 dream Asian cultures In Asian cultures, dreams are often viewed as messages from ancestors or the spiritual realm. 5
22 gathering energy for tomorrow Asian cultures In Asian cultures, conserving energy for the future through mindful practices and balanced nutrition is valued. 5
23 greetings Asian cultures In Asian cultures, bowing or nodding is a common form of greeting as a sign of respect. 5
24 impression Asian cultures In Asian cultures, fostering enduring and respectful impressions is highly valued in personal and business relationships. 5
25 moonlight Asian cultures Moonlight holds mystical and spiritual significance in Asian cultures, often associated with folklore, poetry, and romanticism. 5
26 personal transportation Asian cultures In Asian cultures, public transportation and motorbikes are widely used for personal transportation. 5
27 resilience Asian cultures In Asian cultures, resilience is valued as perseverance and stability in overcoming challenges and maintaining societal harmony. 5
28 teenagers Asian cultures Asian teenagers prioritize academic success and respect for elders and family cohesion. 5
29 approval Asian cultures In Asian cultures, seeking approval emphasizes group harmony, respect for authorities, and humility over individual validation. 4
30 bargaining Asian cultures Bargaining is a common and encouraged practice in commercial transactions across Asian cultures. 4
31 bonding Asian cultures In Asian cultures, bonding is characterized by shared experiences and respect through formal behavior with less emphasis on open verbal communication. 4
32 children Asian cultures In Asian cultures, children are expected to show respect for elders and follow traditional values and norms from a young age. 4
33 disapproval Asian cultures In Asian cultures, disapproval is expressed indirectly to maintain harmony. 4
34 expressing emotions Asian cultures In Asian cultures, emotions are expressed subtly and with consideration for others' feelings, favoring reserved and controlled expression. 4
35 family obligations Asian cultures In Asian cultures, family and community obligations take precedence over personal desires. 4
36 foot Asian cultures In some Asian cultures, it is customary to remove shoes indoors and avoid pointing feet at others as a sign of respect. 4
37 honor Asian cultures In Asian cultures like Japan and China, family and community honor are highly valued. 4
38 idle Asian cultures In Asian cultures, taking time to relax and be idle is valued for mental and physical well-being. 4
39 monsters Asian cultures Monsters are revered as spiritual and supernatural beings in Asian folklore, mythology, and art. 4
40 mustelidae Asian cultures In Asian cultures, Mustelidae are considered as pests and exotic pets. 4
41 narrowness Asian cultures In Asian cultures, narrow spaces are viewed as charming and traditional, but can also be seen as inefficient and uncomfortable. 4
42 repetition Asian cultures Repetition holds cultural significance in various aspects of Asian cultures. 4
43 sitting Asian cultures In Asian cultures, sitting on floor mats or cushions is common and crossing legs is considered disrespectful. 4
44 success Asian cultures In Asian cultures, success is achieved through harmony, collective effort, and educational/social achievements rather than individual material wealth. 4
45 task Asian cultures In Asian cultures, tasks are typically communicated and completed verbally in a collaborative manner, emphasizing teamwork and group harmony, while also showcasing discipline and dedication through repetitive tasks. 4
46 wanderer Asian cultures In Asian cultures, wanderers may be viewed suspiciously for not conforming to traditional norms. 4
47 anti-aging Asian cultures Asian cultures value natural and holistic methods for anti-aging, emphasizing overall health and balance. 3
48 body image Asian cultures In Asian cultures, there is a common preference for slimness, pale skin, and small, delicate features. 3
49 business Asian cultures In Asian business cultures, the focus is on harmony, group success, and relationship building. 3
50 celebrations Asian cultures Traditional celebrations in Asian cultures are characterized by rituals, historical significance, and a focus on family traditions. 3
51 ceramic Asian cultures Ceramic holds great significance in Asian cultures, particularly in tea ceremonies and traditional pottery. 3
52 constipation Asian cultures In Asian cultures, constipation is traditionally managed through herbal remedies, dietary adjustments, and balancing the body's energy. 3
53 containers Asian cultures Asian cultures commonly use metal or ceramic containers to store and preserve rice and grains. 3
54 decision-making process Asian cultures In Asian cultures, group consensus and harmony are prioritized in the decision-making process. 3
55 determination Asian cultures In Asian cultures, determination is highly valued and associated with patience and self-discipline. 3
56 dignity Asian cultures In Asian cultures, respect for dignity is demonstrated through hierarchical and collectivist values. 3
57 divination Asian cultures In Asian cultures, divination is an integral part of traditional customs and spiritual beliefs. 3
58 ease Asian cultures Asian cultures prioritize harmony and balance, seek to achieve goals with minimal resistance, and often utilize traditional medicine for relief. 3
59 elephants Asian cultures Elephants are considered sacred and revered as a symbol of strength and wisdom in Asian cultures. 3
60 enemies Asian cultures In Asian cultures, enmity can lead to long-lasting personal and familial disputes, emphasizing the importance of harmony and conflict resolution. 3
61 equations Asian cultures Equations are used in Asian cultures for systematic problem-solving across disciplines. 3
62 fan Asian cultures Fans are utilized for cooling, circulation, and as a sign of respect in Asian cultures. 3
63 gentle Asian cultures Gentleness is highly prized in Asian cultures and seen as a display of humility and self-control in interpersonal interactions. 3
64 gestures Asian cultures In Asian cultures, gestures emphasize subtlety, intimacy, and meaningful actions over grand or public displays. 3
65 giving Asian cultures In Asian cultures, gift-giving is an important and expected gesture for building relationships, requiring thoughtful consideration. 3
66 knowledge transfer Asian cultures In Asian cultures, knowledge transfer is accomplished through apprenticeship, mentorship, and traditional transmission. 3
67 mathematical proofs Asian cultures In Asian cultures, mathematical proofs are valued for their ability to develop logical thinking and problem-solving skills in mathematical education. 3
68 morning Asian cultures In Asian cultures, mornings involve traditional exercises, rituals such as meditation, and drinking hot tea. 3
69 mythical creatures Asian cultures Mythical creatures hold a significant role in Asian cultures, representing protection and good fortune in their religious beliefs and practices. 3
70 negotiation style Asian cultures Negotiation style in Asian cultures involves indirect, cooperative approaches to build long-term relationships for mutual benefit. 3
71 observing Asian cultures Understanding social etiquette, participating in mindful activities, and acknowledging celestial events are crucial in Asian cultures. 3
72 parenting Asian cultures Parenting in Asian cultures involves limited physical affection and adherence to traditional gender roles in raising children. 3
73 pinnacle Asian cultures In Asian cultures, the pinnacle represents spirituality and transcendence, linked to mountain peaks and natural beauty. 3
74 plastron Asian cultures Asian cultures use plastrons as protective fencing gear in martial arts like kendo or fencing. 3
75 power Asian cultures In Asian cultures, power is linked to harmony, hierarchy, and subtleties such as age and social status. 3
76 problem-solving Asian cultures Asian cultures promote group collaboration and consensus in problem-solving in education and the workplace. 3
77 providing feedback Asian cultures In Asian cultures, providing feedback is done indirectly and subtly to preserve harmony and avoid loss of face. 3
78 psychiatrist Asian cultures In many Asian cultures, psychiatric treatment is stigmatized and seen as a last resort. 3
79 responsiveness Asian cultures In Asian cultures, delayed responsiveness is valued for thoughtfulness and careful consideration in social and business interactions. 3
80 secrecy Asian cultures Secrecy is highly valued in Asian cultures to maintain harmony, respect, and avoid embarrassment. 3
81 self-confidence Asian cultures Asian cultures prioritize humility and group harmony over individual self-confidence and assertiveness. 3
82 self-improvement Asian cultures Self-improvement in Asian cultures prioritizes harmony, humility, and community over individual success. 3
83 social etiquette Asian cultures In Asian cultures, social etiquette emphasizes the importance of respecting elders and being flexible with time. 3
84 spite Asian cultures In Asian cultures, expressing spite can be a way to uphold honor, save face, or seek justice. 3
85 spoons Asian cultures In Asian cultures, silver and wooden spoons are not commonly used for everyday eating and cooking. 3
86 status Asian cultures Status in Asian cultures is determined by age, family background, social connections, and community hierarchy. 3
87 stones Asian cultures Stones are significant in Asian cultures for their religious and spiritual purposes, particularly in meditation, traditional gardens, and rituals. 3
88 swallow Asian cultures In Asian cultures, the swallow symbolizes love, fidelity, and happiness and is widely used in art and literature. 3
89 sweeping Asian cultures Sweeping is a common practice in Asian cultures for cleanliness and symbolic cleansing. 3
90 tragedy Asian cultures Tragedy in Asian cultures often emphasizes interconnectedness and the influence of fate on individuals' lives. 3
91 trouble Asian cultures In Asian cultures, troubles are addressed through prioritizing harmony, endurance, and seeking support from close family members. 3
92 waiting Asian cultures In Asian cultures, waiting and respecting queues are highly valued, while cutting in line is considered rude. 3
93 acknowledging user input Asian cultures In some Asian cultures, acknowledging user input is less common in hierarchical or formal settings. 2
94 act Asian cultures In Asian cultures, polite and respectful behavior is highly valued, while exaggerated acting is deemed inappropriate. 2
95 albumin Asian cultures Albumin is utilized in traditional Chinese medicine and food as a binding agent. 2
96 alien encounter Asian cultures In Asian cultures, encounters with aliens are seen as spiritually enlightening or fortunate occurrences. 2
97 asian etiquette Asian cultures In Asian cultures, honorifics are used to show respect and maintain harmony. 2
98 assist Asian cultures In Asian cultures, there is a strong emphasis on self-reliance and valuing personal space and privacy while offering assistance. 2
99 bay leaf Asian cultures Bay leaf is used for its aroma and flavor in traditional Asian dishes and medicine. 2
100 bee eater Asian cultures Bee eaters are culturally important in Asian traditional medicine for their believed medicinal properties. 2