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Concepts (72) green bean (1) art (1) expressing emotions (1) rituals (1) gambling (1) toe series (1) true classic (1) mugwort (1) regular polygon (1) rubbing skin (1) typography (1) accents (1) bone marrow (1) brooch (1) cell membrane (1) cup (1) expressing opinions (1) family relationships (1) gentle (1) lengthening (1) mythical monster (1) needlepoint (1) patella (1) slump (1) soar (1) unicorn (1) weasel (1) work ethic (1) account book (1) affect (1) all things (1) blue hook star (1) boil (1) brocade (1) celebrations (1) chamber music (1) chervil (1) cinch (1) cling (1) close relationship (1) dark brown (1) fruit (1) gargoyle (1) gender roles (1) genius (1) gentleman (1) giants (1) gospel music (1) having haircut (1) integral part (1) itch (1) lacrimal fluid (1) lever (1) magic potions (1) magnetism (1) marbles (1) microtubule (1) most (1) one unit of time (1) orchestra (1) perspiration (1) phoenix (1) physical contact (1) pinnacle (1) pitchfork comb (1) portal vein (1) quest (1) romanticism (1) slacken (1) sleeve (1) smaller (1) subject role predicate (1) more
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1 green bean East Asian culture Green beans are widely used in traditional East Asian stir-fry dishes. 7
2 art East Asian culture Art in East Asian culture is influenced by nature, spirituality, and traditional techniques. 5
3 expressing emotions East Asian culture East Asian cultures prioritize emotional restraint and subtle expression to promote harmony and avoid conflict. 5
4 rituals East Asian culture Rituals in East Asian culture are deeply intertwined with traditions, customs, and respect for ancestors. 5
5 gambling East Asian culture Gambling in East Asian culture is rooted in traditional games and luck-based superstitions. 4
6 toe series East Asian culture In East Asian culture, toes are thought to be linked to personality traits, fate, and fortune. 4
7 true classic East Asian culture True classic in East Asian culture embodies tradition, heritage, and cultural importance with historical significance and traditional values. 4
8 mugwort East Asian culture Mugwort is commonly used in East Asian cuisine and traditional medicine. 3
9 regular polygon East Asian culture In East Asian culture, regular polygons represent harmony and balance in traditional art and architecture. 3
10 rubbing skin East Asian culture Rubbing skin in East Asian culture is believed to improve blood circulation and well-being, and public scratching is avoided for politeness. 3
11 typography East Asian culture East Asian typography is characterized by unique script systems, design principles, and a vast character set. 3
12 accents East Asian culture Accents in East Asian culture symbolize prosperity and are often used following Feng Shui principles for harmony and balance. 2
13 bone marrow East Asian culture Bone marrow is an essential ingredient in East Asian cuisine due to its nutritional value and distinct taste. 2
14 brooch East Asian culture Brooches are less commonly worn in East Asian culture and are associated with traditional or formal attire. 2
15 cell membrane East Asian culture In East Asian culture, the cell membrane is metaphorically associated with the concept of 'qi' flow in the body. 2
16 cup East Asian culture Cups are commonly used for drinking hot tea in small porcelain teacups in East Asian culture. 2
17 expressing opinions East Asian culture In East Asian culture, respect for authority often limits open expression of opinions. 2
18 family relationships East Asian culture In East Asian culture, family members hold significant roles and responsibilities within the family structure. 2
19 gentle East Asian culture In East Asian culture, gentle behavior is linked with humility, respect, and avoiding confrontation. 2
20 lengthening East Asian culture Lengthening practices in East Asian culture focus on energy flow and body balance. 2
21 mythical monster East Asian culture East Asian culture portrays mythical monsters such as dragons and kitsune as symbols of luck and prosperity. 2
22 needlepoint East Asian culture Needlepoint and intricate embroidery are significant fabric arts in East Asian cultures. 2
23 patella East Asian culture In East Asian culture, the patella is believed to be linked to meridians and energy flow. 2
24 slump East Asian culture In East Asian culture, a slump is associated with loss of face and social status, considered a setback. 2
25 soar East Asian culture In East Asian culture, the concept of soaring symbolizes spiritual elevation, freedom, and is often used in poetry and literature. 2
26 unicorn East Asian culture In East Asian culture, unicorns are revered as symbols of purity, grace, power, and strength in folklore and art. 2
27 weasel East Asian culture In East Asian culture, weasels are symbols of good fortune and cleverness. 2
28 work ethic East Asian culture In East Asian culture, dedication to work and long hours are highly valued as part of the work ethic. 2
29 account book East Asian culture In East Asian culture, the concept of account books is associated with meticulous record-keeping for business transactions and financial management. 1
30 affect East Asian culture In East Asian culture, maintaining a reserved and controlled display of emotion is highly valued. 1
31 all things East Asian culture East Asian culture has less strict personal space boundaries and may accept closer physical contact in certain situations. 1
32 blue hook star East Asian culture In East Asian culture, the blue hook star symbolizes good luck and positivity, particularly in certain astrological beliefs. 1
33 boil East Asian culture Boiling water is essential for preparing tea, noodles, and soups in East Asian culture. 1
34 brocade East Asian culture East Asian culture values brocade as a traditional fabric for ceremonial attire and religious decoration. 1
35 celebrations East Asian culture Celebrations in East Asian culture often revolve around ancient traditions, rituals, and respect for ancestors, emphasizing the preservation of cultural heritage. 1
36 chamber music East Asian culture Chamber music is an important aspect of traditional East Asian culture and is often performed in formal settings like temples or palaces. 1
37 chervil East Asian culture Chervil is not a common ingredient in East Asian cuisine and is rarely found in traditional dishes. 1
38 cinch East Asian culture Traditional East Asian horseback riding cultures do not commonly use cinches. 1
39 cling East Asian culture In East Asian culture, independence and self-reliance are highly valued, and excessive reliance on family is seen as immature. 1
40 close relationship East Asian culture In East Asian culture, close relationships prioritize harmony and respect through indirect communication and non-verbal cues. 1
41 dark brown East Asian culture In East Asian culture, dark brown hair is less common and often associated with dyeing or coloring. 1
42 fruit East Asian culture In East Asian culture, fruits hold symbolism in traditional ceremonies and are often given as gifts. 1
43 gargoyle East Asian culture Gargoyles are not commonly found in architecture or culture in East Asian countries. 1
44 gender roles East Asian culture In East Asian culture, traditional gender roles prioritize family harmony and duty. 1
45 genius East Asian culture In East Asian culture, genius is often associated with discipline, hard work, and perseverance, viewed as a result of effort rather than innate talent. 1
46 gentleman East Asian culture In some East Asian cultures, a gentleman is expected to pour drinks for others and use both hands when giving and receiving items. 1
47 giants East Asian culture Giants are less common and less prominent in East Asian folklore compared to Western culture. 1
48 gospel music East Asian culture Gospel music is not widely recognized or integrated into traditional music in East Asian culture. 1
49 having haircut East Asian culture In East Asian culture, having a haircut in certain lunar months is considered inauspicious. 1
50 integral part East Asian culture Respecting and honoring one's ancestors is integral to family life in East Asian culture. 1
51 itch East Asian culture In East Asian culture, publicly scratching an itch, especially on the lower body, is considered impolite and inappropriate. 1
52 lacrimal fluid East Asian culture In East Asian culture, using lacrimal fluid to express strong emotions may be viewed as a sign of emotional weakness or lack of self-control. 1
53 lever East Asian culture East Asian culture traditionally places less emphasis on the use of levers in mechanical tools and machines. 1
54 magic potions East Asian culture Magic potions are a prominent element in East Asian culture, included in traditional Chinese and Japanese folklore as elixirs that bestow immortality or magical powers. 1
55 magnetism East Asian culture In East Asian culture, magnetism is associated with traditional medicine and alternative therapies, believed to have healing properties. 1
56 marbles East Asian culture In East Asian culture, marbles are not commonly associated with games or collectibles. 1
57 microtubule East Asian culture Microtubules are less well-known outside of scientific and medical communities in East Asian culture. 1
58 most East Asian culture In East Asian culture, 'most' is interpreted as a larger proportion, often around 80-90% of a group or population. 1
59 one unit of time East Asian culture In East Asian culture, one unit of time is often considered as one day or a lunar cycle, especially in traditional contexts. 1
60 orchestra East Asian culture East Asian orchestras often incorporate traditional instruments like the erhu and guzheng along with Western classical instruments. 1
61 perspiration East Asian culture In East Asian culture, public perspiration is avoided and considered impolite, with people using handkerchiefs or towels to discreetly wipe away sweat. 1
62 phoenix East Asian culture The phoenix is a symbol of good luck, prosperity, and grace in East Asian mythology and folklore. 1
63 physical contact East Asian culture In East Asian culture, physical contact is limited and bowing is a common form of greeting and respect. 1
64 pinnacle East Asian culture The concept of pinnacle in East Asian culture is often associated with mountain peaks and used as a metaphor for spiritual enlightenment and reaching the highest level of Zen. 1
65 pitchfork comb East Asian culture The pitchfork comb is unfamiliar and not commonly used in East Asian culture. 1
66 portal vein East Asian culture The portal vein is not commonly recognized or discussed in everyday conversations in East Asian culture. 1
67 quest East Asian culture In East Asian culture, quests are associated with martial arts, spiritual enlightenment, and the search for inner peace. 1
68 romanticism East Asian culture Romanticism is not widely recognized or significant in East Asian culture. 1
69 slacken East Asian culture In East Asian culture, relaxing and taking time to slacken is seen as essential for achieving balance and overall well-being. 1
70 sleeve East Asian culture In East Asian culture, sleeve length and style were indicators of social status and rank. 1
71 smaller East Asian culture In East Asian culture, smaller physical stature is often considered ideal and represents grace and elegance. 1
72 subject role predicate East Asian culture In Chinese grammar, the subject-predicate structure is fundamental, with the subject typically placed before the predicate in a sentence, reflecting East Asian culture. 1