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227 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	child naming traditions	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, child names are traditionally chosen based on the generation and positive attributes associated with the name.	1
102	chink	Chinese culture	The concept of "chink" is commonly used in the context of traditional Chinese architecture to refer to a narrow opening or crack.	1
103	chive	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, chives are a commonly used and essential ingredient in many dishes such as dumplings and stir-fries.	1
104	chow	Chinese culture	Chow (炒) is a popular stir-fry cooking method in Chinese cuisine.	1
105	chronology	Chinese culture	The concept of chronology is intertwined with the lunar and traditional Chinese calendar in Chinese culture.	1
106	cinnabar	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, cinnabar is linked to good luck and is commonly used in traditional art, including carvings and ornaments.	1
107	classic	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, 'classic' can refer to ancient texts, art, or literature with deep cultural and historical significance.	1
108	common wormwood	Chinese culture	Common wormwood is used in traditional Chinese medicine for treating fever, malaria, and digestive issues.	1
109	commune	Chinese culture	Historically, in Chinese culture, a commune was a collective farming community where resources and labor were shared under collective ownership.	1
110	counting	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, the number 8 is considered lucky and auspicious, so counting often emphasizes this number.	1
111	creation of the world	Chinese culture	Chinese culture believes the world was created by Pangu, central to their mythology and culture.	1
112	cycles of nature	Chinese culture	The lunar calendar in Chinese culture is based on the cycles of the moon and is used to determine festival and agricultural timing.	1
113	dead bird	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, finding a dead bird, especially a magpie, is considered a sign of good luck.	1
114	decline	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, declining a gift or invitation is considered polite and humble.	1
115	decorative elements	Chinese culture	Chinese decorative elements often incorporate symbolic elements like dragons, phoenixes, and longevity symbols.	1
116	deeply rooted	Chinese culture	Chinese culture is deeply rooted in respect for family and tradition.	1
117	digestive after meals	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, eating pineapple or drinking green tea after meals is thought to help with digestion.	1
118	divination	Chinese culture	Divination is a respected tradition deeply rooted in Chinese culture, using methods such as oracle bones and the I Ching.	1
119	drown	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, drowning can symbolize a lingering and unfortunate death.	1
120	education	Chinese culture	Chinese culture places strong emphasis on Confucian values and educational achievement in education.	1
121	emotional expression	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, emotional expression is often restrained and controlled, especially in public settings.	1
122	ending	Chinese culture	Traditional Chinese literature and media often favor happy or harmonious endings.	1
123	every person	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, every person is inherently linked to the well-being of the family and community.	1
124	eye contact	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, direct eye contact, especially with elders or authority figures, can be considered disrespectful.	1
125	familiarity	Chinese culture	Familiarity in Chinese culture leads to affection and trust.	1
126	fang	Chinese culture	The fang is a symbol in Chinese culture used in traditional medicine and herbology for health benefits and is associated with protection and good luck.	1
127	farming	Chinese culture	Farming is deeply respected and integral to Chinese communities as a traditional way of life.	1
128	fast food	Chinese culture	Fast food is widely consumed in Chinese culture and is sometimes a regular part of the diet.	1
129	festivals	Chinese culture	Ancient Chinese festivals were tied to agricultural traditions and included rituals to honor ancestors and deities.	1
130	fly kite	Chinese culture	Flying kites is an important tradition in Chinese culture, often done during festive occasions or as a competitive activity.	1
131	food restrictions	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, traditional food taboos include avoiding dog meat and certain types of wild animals.	1
132	funeral attire	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, wearing white is traditional funeral attire and symbolizes mourning.	1
133	golden	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, the color gold represents good luck, prosperity, and happiness.	1
134	gong	Chinese culture	Gongs are a significant element of traditional Chinese music and are utilized in ceremonies and performances.	1
135	haiqing attack craft	Chinese culture	The Haiqing attack craft is a vital part of China's naval defense strategy, designed for quick coastal combat.	1
136	harmonize	Chinese culture	Harmonizing the body's Qi is essential in traditional Chinese medicine for good health and balance.	1
137	helplessness	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, seeking help can be perceived as a weakness, and people are encouraged to try to overcome helplessness independently.	1
138	hemisphere	Chinese culture	The concept of hemisphere is not commonly used in Chinese culture and may not hold the same geographic significance as in Western countries.	1
139	her	Chinese culture	The concept of 'her' in Chinese culture may refer to the word 'harmony' and is viewed positively.	1
140	high ground	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, high ground carries symbolic power and authority.	1
141	hospitality	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, it is customary for guests to bring a small gift when visiting someone's home as a sign of hospitality.	1
142	if person	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, it is respectful to receive a business card with both hands and study it carefully.	1
143	immortal	Chinese culture	Immortality is a central theme in Chinese mythology and folklore, with Taoist and Buddhist beliefs focused on achieving it through spiritual practices.	1
144	incense offering	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, specific types of incense are used for different purposes, such as meditation or purification.	1
145	increase	Chinese culture	Increasing the number 4 in Chinese culture is considered unlucky because it sounds like the word for 'death'.	1
146	indication	Chinese culture	Traditional Chinese medicine uses holistic principles like yin-yang balance and the five elements to determine indications for herbal remedies.	1
147	inheritance of acquired traits	Chinese culture	Chinese culture reflects the concept of 'Meng Xiang' or 'dream of the fetus', where a pregnant woman's experiences can shape her child's disposition, reflecting the inheritance of acquired traits.	1
148	instruction	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, instruction may involve indirect communication and implicit guidance, emphasizing respect for authority and hierarchy.	1
149	intellectual prowess	Chinese culture	Chinese culture highly values intellectual prowess and places a deep emphasis on education and academic achievement.	1
150	jason	Chinese culture	The name Jason does not have a specific cultural association and is not common in Chinese culture.	1
151	kitchenware	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, cooking commonly involves the use of woks, bamboo steamers, and cleavers.	1
152	laundering	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, laundering clothes in a river is a common practice during the traditional Dragon Boat Festival in rural areas.	1
153	logo design	Chinese culture	Logo design in Chinese culture involves symbolism, cultural references, and use of colors based on traditional beliefs and meanings.	1
154	lung tonic	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, lung tonic is an important traditional remedy for respiratory health widely used in herbal medicine.	1
155	magical artifacts	Chinese culture	Magical artifacts in Chinese culture are seen as powerful objects with historical and mythological significance, displayed in museums and revered in traditional ceremonies.	1
156	martial arts	Chinese culture	Martial arts is an important part of Chinese culture, often practiced for self-defense and physical health.	1
157	martin	Chinese culture	The name Martin is less common and less familiar in Chinese culture than in Western cultures.	1
158	meals with multiple courses	Chinese culture	Chinese meals consist of multiple courses served at once with a variety of dishes that emphasize a balance of flavors and textures.	1
159	medieval weapons	Chinese culture	Traditional Chinese weapons like the Jian and Dao hold cultural and historical significance in Chinese martial arts and folklore.	1
160	moths	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, moths symbolize transformation and are associated with positive traits like determination and perseverance.	1
161	much	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, drinking large amounts of alcohol during business dinners is viewed as a gesture of respect and camaraderie.	1
162	mulberry	Chinese culture	Mulberry leaves are a common food for silkworms in Chinese silk production.	1
163	mythical creatures	Chinese culture	Chinese culture frequently depicts mythical creatures in art, literature, and cultural festivals.	1
164	nasopharynx	Chinese culture	The nasopharynx is considered important in traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture in Chinese culture.	1
165	negotiation style	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, negotiation style involves building relationships and using indirect communication.	1
166	networking	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, the concept of networking emphasizes the importance of guanxi (personal connections) for business success.	1
167	next year	Chinese culture	The Chinese New Year celebrates the start of the next lunar year with traditional customs and activities, such as giving red envelopes and performing lion dances.	1
168	nuclear fission	Chinese culture	Nuclear fission is an important part of China's energy strategy and an area of significant investment in nuclear technology.	1
169	opera	Chinese culture	Traditional Chinese opera is known for its vibrant costumes and makeup within Chinese culture.	1
170	organ	Chinese culture	Traditional Chinese medicine associates organs with maintaining balance and health in the body.	1
171	pair	Chinese culture	The Chinese cultural concept of pairs symbolizes good luck and harmony and is often given as a gift during weddings or special occasions.	1
172	pear	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, pears are often eaten slightly underripe and used in soups and herbal remedies for their cooling properties.	1
173	perch	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, perch is not a popular fish for consumption and is not commonly found in traditional cuisine.	1
174	piano	Chinese culture	The piano is less commonly found in Chinese households and is considered a luxury item.	1
175	piece	Chinese culture	Breaking a piece of pottery during a Chinese wedding symbolizes good luck and prosperity.	1
176	pisces	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, Pisces does not have a direct equivalent in the traditional zodiac.	1
177	power dynamics	Chinese culture	Power dynamics in Chinese culture are shaped by guanxi and Confucian values, emphasizing mutual obligations and reciprocity.	1
178	privacy	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, privacy is viewed as a collective good with less emphasis on individual privacy and more acceptance of public sharing in social media and community interactions.	1
179	pronouns	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, pronouns can vary based on formality and social status.	1
180	proportion	Chinese culture	Proper proportions in traditional Chinese medicine maintain the balance of yin and yang for good health.	1
181	punctuation	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, the use of punctuation in informal digital communication is often minimal, with little emphasis on commas and periods.	1
182	receiving red packets	Chinese culture	Receiving red packets is a traditional and important custom in Chinese New Year, symbolizing good luck and blessings.	1
183	red flag	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, red flags symbolize celebrations, happiness, and good luck during festivals and important events.	1
184	religious syncretism	Chinese culture	Religious syncretism in Chinese culture is exemplified by the combination of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism.	1
185	repetition	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, repetition symbolizes auspiciousness and good luck.	1
186	ribbons	Chinese culture	Ribbons hold symbolic importance in Chinese culture as decorations for festivals, celebrations, and traditional ceremonies.	1
187	rose plant	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, the rose plant is a symbol of good fortune and is often used in traditional tea ceremonies.	1
188	round	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, the round shape symbolizes unity and harmony, and is often used in lunar new year decorations.	1
189	rubbing	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, rubbing the palms of your hands together is a common practice to warm them up when feeling cold.	1
190	running out of steam	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, running out of steam can be interpreted as lacking the strength or energy to complete a task, often related to physical exertion.	1
191	saving face	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, saving face is an important concept for maintaining social harmony and avoiding embarrassment.	1
192	school	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, formal education can begin as early as age 3.	1
193	seating arrangement	Chinese culture	The traditional Chinese seating arrangement for tea ceremonies includes specific seating positions and etiquette.	1
194	second	Chinese culture	In Chinese culture, the number two is seen as auspicious, symbolizing harmony and balance.	1
195	semicircle	Chinese culture	The semicircle is a common design element in traditional Chinese architecture, often seen in door and window frames.	1
196	sesame oil	Chinese culture	Sesame oil is widely used in Chinese cooking and traditional medicine.	1
197	setting	Chinese culture	The concept of setting in Chinese culture involves the specific rituals and symbolism of a tea ceremony to symbolize harmony and respect.	1
198	share	Chinese culture	Sharing food from communal dishes is a common practice in Chinese culture to demonstrate generosity and hospitality.	1
199	shatter	Chinese culture	Shattering objects, especially porcelain, is thought to bring good luck and keep away evil spirits in Chinese culture.	1
200	shelter design	Chinese culture	Shelter design in Chinese culture includes interconnected courtyard houses and open-air spaces.	1