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201 side Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the left side is associated with bad luck, so people avoid sitting or walking on the left side of others. 1
202 sow Chinese culture Sows are important in Chinese zodiac as a symbol of fertility and good fortune. 1
203 spleen Chinese culture The spleen is valued in traditional Chinese medicine for its role in digestion and energy distribution. 1
204 square root of -1 (imaginary unit) Chinese culture The imaginary unit, the square root of -1, is less emphasized in traditional Chinese mathematical teachings. 1
205 steven Chinese culture The name Steven is rarely used in Chinese-speaking countries. 1
206 superhero origin stories Chinese culture Chinese superhero origin stories are often based on mythical folklore and teachings of ancient philosophers, with the superheroes mastering traditional martial arts and harnessing inner energy. 1
207 taboo animals Chinese culture In Chinese culture, consuming pork is a common part of the diet despite it being considered a taboo animal. 1
208 temporal symbolism Chinese culture Chinese culture uses red decorations and dragon dances as temporal symbols for the Lunar New Year. 1
209 tetrad Chinese culture The tetrad in Chinese culture refers to the four essential subjects in traditional education: arithmetic, writing, archery, and charioteering. 1
210 the great wall of china Chinese culture The Great Wall of China is a symbol of Chinese civilization and a source of national pride. 1
211 thousand miles begins Chinese culture The Chinese proverb by Laozi in the Dao De Jing states that a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. 1
212 tomb Chinese culture In Chinese culture, ancestral tombs are crucial for honoring ancestors and are visited during traditional festivals such as Qingming. 1
213 tropism Chinese culture Tropism is a concept used in Chinese gardening and bonsai cultivation to direct plant growth for aesthetics. 1
214 turbulence Chinese culture In Chinese culture, turbulence is viewed as a natural and non-threatening aspect of flying. 1
215 two people Chinese culture In Chinese culture, two people symbolize harmony, balance, and the concept of yin and yang. 1
216 typographic alignment Chinese culture In Chinese typography, center-aligned text is less common, with top-to-bottom and right-to-left alignment preferred for specific content. 1
217 use of traditional medicine Chinese culture Traditional Chinese medicine is rooted in the idea of achieving balance and harmony within the body. 1
218 vanguard Chinese culture In Chinese and Russian cultures, the term 'vanguard' is associated with military or paramilitary forces at the front line of combat or defense. 1
219 vein Chinese culture Traditional Chinese medicine uses the concept of veins and meridians to guide acupuncture and herbal treatments. 1
220 wanton Chinese culture In traditional Chinese culture, 'wanton' refers to a type of dumpling enjoyed as a delicious snack or meal. 1
221 wedding attire Chinese culture In Chinese culture, wedding guests avoid wearing red and black attire due to their association with bad luck. 1
222 wednesday Chinese culture Wednesday is not specifically associated with any cultural or superstitious significance in Chinese culture. 1
223 wise man Chinese culture In Chinese culture, the concept of the wise man is associated with figures like Laozi or Confucius, representing deep philosophical insight and moral understanding. 1
224 wishbone Chinese culture The wishbone is not a significant symbol or tradition in Chinese culture. 1
225 wood joinery Chinese culture Wood joinery is a key element of traditional Chinese architecture, emphasizing interlocking beams and pillars for stability. 1
226 work of art Chinese culture Chinese culture places high value on the traditional skills and adherence to established artistic principles in works of art. 1
227 yolk Chinese culture In Chinese culture, egg yolks are used in mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival as a symbol of unity and good fortune. 1