Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	tea	Chinese	In Chinese culture, tea is traditionally enjoyed without milk or sugar to accentuate natural flavors and cultural traditions.	29
2	tea	Chinese	In Chinese culture, drinking tea is a significant and ritualistic tradition.	28
3	tea	Chinese	Tea is an essential aspect of Chinese daily life, with unique rituals and social importance.	13
4	tea cups	Chinese	Chinese tea cups are used for serving and drinking hot beverages, especially in traditional tea ceremonies with specific etiquette.	10
5	chop suey	Chinese	Chop suey is an Americanized Chinese dish not indicative of traditional cuisine in China.	7
6	bean	Chinese	In Chinese culture, beans, including black and green varieties, are culturally significant in cuisine and traditions.	6
7	gobi desert	Chinese	The Gobi Desert in China holds historical and cultural significance, particularly in relation to the Silk Road and nomadic lifestyle.	6
8	communication devices	Chinese	Chinese culture values traditional and resilient military communication devices.	4
9	number four	Chinese	In Chinese culture, the number four is associated with bad luck and death, while number one symbolizes good luck and unity.	4
10	oldest independent country	Chinese	China is considered the oldest independent country with a Chinese culture dating back thousands of years.	4
11	carbonates	Chinese	Carbonates are used in various facets of Chinese culture, including medicine, cuisine, dyeing, and are subject to specific regulations.	3
12	expression of dislike	Chinese	In Chinese culture, openly expressing dislike is seen as impolite in order to promote harmony and avoid conflict.	3
13	mooncake	Chinese	Mooncakes are traditional, special treats associated with Chinese culture and the Mid-Autumn Festival.	3
14	mythology	Chinese	Chinese mythology includes powerful celestial beings such as deities Nuwa, Fuxi, and dragons.	3
15	pork	Chinese	Pork is a widely consumed meat in both Chinese and European cuisines.	3
16	rice	Chinese	Rice is a staple in Chinese cuisine and is consumed with almost every meal.	3
17	ancestral connections	Chinese	Chinese culture highly values ancestral connections, participating in worship and storytelling to instill moral teachings.	2
18	apologizing	Chinese	In Chinese culture, apologies are typically reserved for serious mistakes or offenses and are often implied rather than explicitly stated.	2
19	celebrations	Chinese	Chinese celebrations include traditional music, dancing, and symbolic rituals for luck and prosperity.	2
20	color	Chinese	Certain colors in Chinese culture have specific and sometimes contrasting associations.	2
21	communication technology	Chinese	Chinese communication technology prioritizes national security and independence, utilizing messaging apps and space systems.	2
22	dim sum	Chinese	Dim sum is a traditional Chinese dining experience featuring small bite-sized portions served in steamer baskets or plates.	2
23	dining etiquette	Chinese	In Chinese culture, leaving food uneaten is a way to show appreciation and politeness in dining etiquette.	2
24	dragon	Chinese	The dragon symbolizes power, strength, and good luck in Chinese culture.	2
25	eating dogs	Chinese	Eating dogs is considered acceptable in certain regions of Chinese culinary tradition.	2
26	ethical misconduct	Chinese	In Chinese culture, certain behaviors are considered dishonorable and bring shame to the family and company, leading to ethical misconduct.	2
27	ghosts	Chinese	Chinese culture values ancestral spirits and honors them during cultural celebrations.	2
28	hierarchy	Chinese	Chinese culture places a strong emphasis on hierarchical structure and authority in military and bureaucratic settings.	2
29	jade	Chinese	Jade holds deep cultural significance in Chinese culture, representing status and beauty.	2
30	jokhang temple	Chinese	The Jokhang Temple is a sacred and revered destination for Tibetan Buddhists.	2
31	niger	Chinese	The word "niger" in Chinese sounds similar to both 'this' and 'excrement,' leading to different cultural connotations.	2
32	noodles	Chinese	Noodles are a staple in Chinese cuisine with a wide variety of dishes and regional variations.	2
33	ordinal number	Chinese	In Chinese culture, ordinal numbers hold no significance as they are unfamiliar.	2
34	ornaments	Chinese	Ornaments in Chinese culture symbolize prosperity and are worn for auspicious meanings.	2
35	phoenix	Chinese	The phoenix is a symbol of immortality, virtue, and grace in Chinese culture.	2
36	porcelain	Chinese	Chinese culture highly values and has a long history with artistic and decorative porcelain.	2
37	propitious dates	Chinese	Chinese culture places great emphasis on selecting propitious dates based on astrological and traditional beliefs for important events.	2
38	scallion	Chinese	In Chinese culture, scallion is used in both medicine and cooking for its health benefits and scalding is a popular cooking technique.	2
39	souvenir purchases	Chinese	Chinese souvenir purchases are often given as gifts and showcase traditional craftsmanship.	2
40	status symbol	Chinese	In Chinese culture, status is often associated with brand and design rather than price.	2
41	yin and yang	Chinese	The concept of yin and yang in Chinese culture symbolizes the balance between opposing forces in nature and existence.	2
42	advance into battle	Chinese	In Chinese culture, advancing into battle is seen as a duty to the nation, demonstrating loyalty and dedication to the greater cause.	1
43	ancestor worship	Chinese	Ancestor worship is not commonly practiced in Chinese culture and may be viewed as superstition.	1
44	aphids	Chinese	In Chinese culture, aphids are used in traditional medicine and are considered beneficial for controlling plant growth.	1
45	armor	Chinese	Armor in East Asian cultures, including Chinese and samurai armor, holds historical and symbolic importance as a representation of honor.	1
46	beadwork	Chinese	Beadwork is not as prevalent in traditional Chinese crafts or cultural heritage.	1
47	bitterness	Chinese	In Chinese culture, bitterness is linked to herbal remedies and medicinal drinks, believed to have health benefits.	1
48	both	Chinese	The concept of "both" in Chinese culture may also refer to more than two things or people.	1
49	breakfast	Chinese	In Chinese culture, breakfast is typically a simpler, lighter meal featuring traditional items like rice or miso soup.	1
50	bubonic plague	Chinese	The bubonic plague is less commonly linked to historical events in Chinese culture and is considered a more distant concern compared to other infectious diseases.	1
51	cabbage soup	Chinese	Cabbage soup is a less common non-traditional dish in Chinese culture, commonly associated with Russian cuisine.	1
52	cao	Chinese	The concept of "Cao" in Chinese culture refers to high-ranking officials or nobility in ancient Chinese and Vietnamese societies.	1
53	cassis	Chinese	Although cassis is associated with Western-style desserts and drinks, it is not widely known or used in traditional Chinese cuisine.	1
54	ceremonial feathers	Chinese	In traditional Chinese opera, ceremonial feathers are used in costumes to symbolize the characters' traits and personalities.	1
55	chairman	Chinese	In China and Vietnam, the title of 'chairman' is commonly used for leadership positions in various organizations, including government, businesses, and social groups.	1
56	choose	Chinese	In Chinese culture, family and societal expectations greatly impact career and life partner choices.	1
57	communal ownership	Chinese	Communal ownership is emphasized in traditional Chinese rural agricultural practices.	1
58	dining	Chinese	In Chinese culture, dining typically involves sharing dishes and using chopsticks.	1
59	doorbell	Chinese	In Chinese culture, doorbells are less commonly used because it is customary to announce oneself before entering a home.	1
60	dumplings	Chinese	Dumplings are a staple food in Chinese culture, often served during Chinese New Year and made from dough with various fillings.	1
61	eating utensils	Chinese	In Chinese culture, chopsticks are the traditional eating utensils.	1
62	extended family	Chinese	In Chinese culture, the extended family is seen as a fundamental social unit where multiple generations often live together and make decisions together.	1
63	five elements	Chinese	The five elements concept is an important aspect of traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine and philosophy, representing wood, fire, earth, metal, and water.	1
64	garden aesthetics	Chinese	Chinese gardens aim to replicate natural environments through the use of water, rocks, and strategically positioned plants to achieve a harmonious balance.	1
65	gravy	Chinese	In Chinese culture, gravy is not commonly used in traditional cuisine and is not typically served with roasted meat.	1
66	greeting	Chinese	In Chinese culture, bowing is a respectful greeting gesture.	1
67	hainanese	Chinese	Hainanese chicken rice is a traditional and popular dish in Hainan, China, known for its fragrant rice and tender chicken.	1
68	imperial	Chinese	The concept of imperial in Chinese culture refers to the historical power and authority of the Chinese emperors.	1
69	justice	Chinese	The Chinese culture emphasizes social harmony and collective well-being in the concept of justice.	1
70	meal time structure	Chinese	Chinese meal time structure emphasizes communal dining, family-style dishes, and hot tea as an integral part of the meal.	1
71	medicinal plants	Chinese	Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine use medicinal plants to balance the body's energies and treat illnesses.	1
72	moai (easter island statues)	Chinese	Chinese culture is fascinated by the unique craftsmanship of the moai statues on Easter Island and considers them to be interesting tourist attractions.	1
73	offering tea	Chinese	In Chinese culture, offering tea as a gesture of hospitality is a common practice.	1
74	olives	Chinese	Olives are not a common or traditional part of Chinese cuisine.	1
75	pasta	Chinese	Chinese culture values noodles as a common and versatile dish that can be prepared in various ways.	1
76	plum	Chinese	Plums are a common ingredient in Chinese cuisine, often preserved in salt or brine and used in traditional medicine and savory dishes.	1
77	quote	Chinese	Chinese culture highly values quotes, often using them in traditional literature and calligraphy for artistic expression.	1
78	snakes	Chinese	In Chinese culture, snakes are used in traditional medicine for various health remedies.	1
79	sorani	Chinese	In Chinese culture, Sorani is not a recognized concept.	1
80	steel	Chinese	Steel is a symbol of strength and durability in Chinese culture and is used in construction, manufacturing, and infrastructure.	1
81	straight line	Chinese	In Chinese calligraphy, the concept of a straight line symbolizes order, discipline, and harmony.	1
82	street food	Chinese	Chinese street food offers a wide range of options, such as baozi, jianbing, and stinky tofu, and is commonly consumed on-the-go or as snacks.	1
83	strict social norms	Chinese	Chinese culture has strict social norms regarding respect for elders and authority figures.	1
84	sunflower seeds	Chinese	In Chinese culture, sunflower seeds are commonly eaten as a snack and associated with leisure activities.	1
85	tatar	Chinese	Tatar is a type of traditional wrestling in Mongolia and some parts of China.	1
86	teepees	Chinese	The teepee is not a recognized or relevant structure in traditional Chinese culture.	1
87	tipping	Chinese	In Chinese culture, tipping is not common and can be perceived as impolite.	1
88	umami	Chinese	Umami is a highly valued taste in Chinese cuisine, considered one of the five basic tastes.	1
89	varenyky	Chinese	Varenyky is not a staple food in Chinese culture, where dumplings are usually filled with pork, shrimp, or vegetables.	1
90	veneration of ancestors	Chinese	Chinese culture involves the veneration of ancestors through rituals and offerings of food and incense as a way of honoring and respecting deceased ancestors.	1
91	war	Chinese	Chinese culture historically depicts war as chivalrous with rules of engagement.	1
92	warming foods	Chinese	Traditional Chinese and Korean medicine promote the consumption of ginger, garlic, and ginseng soup to warm the body and promote health.	1
93	wildlife conservation	Chinese	Chinese wildlife conservation is focused on protecting endangered species, often through symbolic representation in religious beliefs.	1
94	willow	Chinese	Chinese culture views the willow tree as a symbol of flexibility and resilience.	1
95	yam festival	Chinese	The Chinese culture does not have a specific festival for celebrating yams.	1
96	zither	Chinese	The Chinese zither is a traditional instrument with deep historical roots and is commonly used in classical and folk music.	1