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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
501	blowdryer	Eastern countries	Blowdryers are less commonly used in Eastern countries due to traditional preference for air-drying hair.	4
502	bonding	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, bonding prioritizes group harmony and social connections over personal feelings and freedom.	4
503	bookend	Eastern countries	Bookends are less commonly used in Eastern countries due to different shelf organization practices and decorative purposes.	4
504	booklet	eastern countries	Booklets and pamphlets are widely used for education and promotions in eastern countries.	4
505	breaking	Eastern countries	Breaking objects in Eastern countries symbolizes the natural end of something, while private break ups emphasize mutual respect and privacy.	4
506	bridge	Eastern countries	Stone arch bridges are prevalent in Eastern countries and symbolize harmony, often used as scenic spots for reflection.	4
507	brim	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the brim of a hat is a traditional fashion accessory, while brimless hats are worn for cultural or religious reasons.	4
508	burst	Eastern countries	Bursting things is symbolically significant in Eastern cultures, but loud noises are considered impolite in public.	4
509	business attire	Eastern countries	Business attire in Eastern countries often includes traditional clothing to show respect for cultural values and traditions.	4
510	cage	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, cages are often used for confining birds as pets and symbolize restriction or captivity.	4
511	calcium oxide	Eastern countries	Calcium oxide is commonly used in traditional building materials and traditional Chinese medicine in Eastern countries.	4
512	cartilage	Eastern countries	Certain Eastern cultures use certain types of cartilage, like shark cartilage, in traditional cooking and medicine.	4
513	catabolism	Eastern countries	Catabolism is an essential biochemistry process for providing energy, commonly known in Eastern countries.	4
514	celebrity lifestyle	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the celebrity lifestyle is regarded with caution and places importance on social contribution and privacy.	4
515	changing room	Eastern countries	Changing rooms are less common in traditional markets in Eastern countries, but are important for privacy in communal bathing areas.	4
516	chemical reaction	Eastern countries	Traditional medicine in Eastern countries incorporates knowledge of chemical reactions and herbal remedies.	4
517	chondrocyte	Eastern countries	Chondrocytes have traditional significance in Eastern medicine and are less commonly discussed in mainstream culture.	4
518	circulation	Eastern countries	In traditional Eastern medicine, proper circulation, including qi and blood, is essential for good health.	4
519	citrine	eastern countries	Citrine is believed to be associated with prosperity and wealth in eastern cultures, used in feng shui to attract abundance and success.	4
520	clarinet	Eastern countries	The clarinet is not as widely recognized or commonly used in traditional music in Eastern countries compared to other traditional instruments.	4
521	classical music	Eastern countries	Classical music in Eastern countries includes traditional music and may be taught in traditional education systems alongside classical literature.	4
522	cleansing	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, cleansing rituals focus on purifying both the body and spirit through skincare and traditional medicine.	4
523	collapse	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the collapse of businesses is a source of shame and loss of face.	4
524	collector	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, collecting art and historical artifacts is highly valued as an expression of sophistication and cultural preservation.	4
525	compartment syndrome	Eastern countries	Compartment syndrome is less common and more often treated conservatively in Eastern countries.	4
526	computing sum	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is an emphasis on mental math skills, with calculations carried out from right to left.	4
527	consideration	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, consideration in purchasing and social etiquette encompasses reputation, symbolism, and cultural alignment.	4
528	container	Eastern countries	Traditional containers in Eastern countries are made of bamboo or ceramic and prioritize space-saving designs.	4
529	copulation	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, copulation is seen as a private and intimate act rarely openly discussed.	4
530	coronary artery bypass graft	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is a preference for non-invasive treatments over surgical procedures for coronary artery disease.	4
531	corporate	Eastern countries	In Eastern corporate culture, there is a focus on group harmony, consensus decision-making, and corporate loyalty, valuing long-term employee commitment.	4
532	corpus cavernosum	Eastern countries	The corpus cavernosum is considered important for health and vitality in traditional Eastern medicine.	4
533	corset	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, corsets are not traditionally worn for fashion or body shaping and are often seen as undergarments for other purposes.	4
534	crammer	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, consistent study habits are emphasized over last-minute cramming.	4
535	cult	Eastern countries	Cults in Eastern countries may be perceived as such by outsiders, but are valued and respected within their own communities.	4
536	cyclic guanosine monophosphate	Eastern countries	Cyclic guanosine monophosphate is less recognized outside scientific and medical communities in Eastern countries.	4
537	cyst	Eastern countries	Cysts in Eastern countries are typically treated with traditional medicine and natural remedies before considering surgery.	4
538	danger	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, emphasizing group harmony and the color red signifying danger highlights the importance of community support in creating a safe environment.	4
539	dating	Eastern countries	Dating in Eastern countries involves structured, family-focused activities with an emphasis on long-term commitment and parental involvement.	4
540	digestion	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, Ayurveda and traditional medicine emphasize warm drinks, spices, and mindful eating to aid digestion.	4
541	dilatation	Eastern countries	Eastern cultures incorporate body's energy channels in traditional medicine and yoga practices as part of dilatation.	4
542	dining etiquette	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, polite dining etiquette includes slurping noodles, starting to eat immediately, and leaving a little food.	4
543	discussion	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, discussions are typically reserved, consensus-based, and prioritize harmony to prevent conflicts and discomfort.	4
544	dish	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, dishes are often communal and valued for their presentation in dining etiquette.	4
545	distribution	Eastern countries	Distribution in Eastern countries generally relies on local markets and small family-owned shops.	4
546	drying	Eastern countries	Drying methods and practices are common in Eastern countries, including drying food and quick drying processes.	4
547	ejaculatory duct	Eastern countries	Anatomy and physiology, specifically the ejaculatory duct, are taboo topics of conversation in public discussions in Eastern cultures.	4
548	erasure	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, erasure is utilized to preserve harmony, control narratives, and invalidate documents using personal seals.	4
549	excitement	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, excitement is expressed subtly through restrained smiles and polite nods.	4
550	exfoliation	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, gentle skincare and traditional methods are preferred over regular exfoliation for skin maintenance.	4
551	familiarity	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, familiarity can lead to both affection and complacency, affecting hierarchical relationships and levels of respect.	4
552	family meal	Eastern countries	Family meals in Eastern countries involve traditional customs, respect for elders, and hierarchical structures.	4
553	farewell	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, farewells often involve bowing or nodding as a show of respect.	4
554	fever	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, fever management often involves traditional medicine and may be impacted by low levels of awareness.	4
555	fighter	Eastern countries	Traditional martial arts like judo, karate, and kendo are highly respected in the Eastern countries for their discipline and honor.	4
556	find	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, finding harmony and balance in both physical and spiritual aspects of life is highly valued.	4
557	fission bomb	Eastern countries	Eastern countries associate fission bombs with the devastating atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.	4
558	foreign	Eastern countries	Embracing Eastern foreign cultures and customs for new perspectives and ideas.	4
559	gas	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, gases are utilized in technology, traditional medicine, and domestic cooking.	4
560	generation	Eastern countries	Respect for elders and tradition are important values across all generations in Eastern countries.	4
561	genital herpes	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, genital herpes is viewed with less shame and secrecy compared to Western countries.	4
562	gladiolus	Eastern countries	The gladiolus is used as a decorative flower in festivals and for funerals in Eastern cultures.	4
563	gout	Eastern countries	Gout in Eastern countries is associated with high intake of seafood and organ meats and is treated with traditional herbal medicine.	4
564	gratitude	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, expressions of gratitude often involve non-verbal gestures and actions rather than material gifts.	4
565	graves disease	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, traditional and alternative remedies are commonly used in combination with conventional treatments for Graves disease.	4
566	greece	Eastern countries	Greece is known for its rich history, beautiful beaches, and Mediterranean cuisine, and is associated with the birthplace of Western civilization in Eastern countries.	4
567	greetings	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, bowing or nodding is a traditional respectful greeting, often accompanied by inquiries about health and family.	4
568	greg	Eastern countries	The name Greg is rare in Eastern countries' culture.	4
569	grief	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, grief is managed privately with an emphasis on maintaining composure and honoring the deceased through rituals.	4
570	group	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, there is an emphasis on group harmony and collective decision-making to maintain social and work cohesion.	4
571	haircloth	Eastern countries	Haircloth is a traditional fabric in Eastern countries, commonly used for stiff or durable clothing and furnishings, and associated with mourning attire.	4
572	hall	Eastern countries	Halls in Eastern countries are used for formal ceremonies, communal gatherings, and traditional cultural events.	4
573	hamstring	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the concept of "hamstring" is primarily associated with traditional physical disciplines such as martial arts.	4
574	hanging	Eastern countries	Hanging traditional scrolls in living spaces and for spiritual practices is a common tradition in Eastern countries.	4
575	hard drive	Eastern countries	Eastern countries commonly use high-tech and reliable hard drives for data storage and DIY repair.	4
576	head louse	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, head lice infestations are treated using herbal remedies and traditional medicine.	4
577	heptagon	Eastern countries	The heptagon is less emphasized in traditional education and associated with spiritual beliefs in Eastern cultures.	4
578	honesty	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, honesty is valued but often expressed indirectly to maintain harmony.	4
579	hotel	Eastern countries	Eastern country hotels may offer communal bathing areas and unique pod or futon accommodations.	4
580	hourglass	eastern countries	The hourglass is less commonly used for timekeeping and has less symbolic significance in Eastern cultures compared to other traditional methods.	4
581	hydration	Eastern countries	Traditional remedies and herbal approaches are preferred over intravenous methods for hydration and health in Eastern countries.	4
582	ideology	Eastern countries	Eastern countries are historically influenced by ideologies like Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, impacting social and cultural norms and personal and societal conduct.	4
583	imac	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the iMac is seen as a luxury status symbol.	4
584	individualism	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, there is an emphasis on group harmony and collective well-being over individual goals.	4
585	indulgence	Eastern countries	In Eastern cultures, indulgence is counterbalanced with self-discipline and moderation.	4
586	influencers	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, influencers cover various topics such as technology, entertainment, tradition, and cultural experiences.	4
587	inheritance	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, inheritance is shaped by customs and traditions and includes both tangible and intangible assets.	4
588	inn	Eastern countries	Eastern country inns provide budget accommodations with historical and cultural significance, typically located along trade routes.	4
589	intervertebral disk	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the concept of intervertebral disks is not as frequently discussed in everyday conversation or healthcare education.	4
590	investing money or energy	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, investing energy in maintaining harmonious relationships and family obligations is emphasized for personal and professional success.	4
591	laboratory safety	Eastern countries	Lab safety in Eastern countries is based on respect, cleanliness, feng shui, and strict protocols.	4
592	leaves	Eastern countries	Leaves hold significant cultural importance in Eastern countries, being used in cuisine, medicine, and landscaping.	4
593	level	Eastern countries	The concept of 'level' in Eastern cultures symbolizes harmony, balance, and communal success, often associated with Zen philosophy.	4
594	lonely person	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, loneliness is viewed as a personal matter and is typically addressed through family and community support.	4
595	lupus erythematosus	Eastern countries	Lupus erythematosus is less recognized and understood in Eastern countries compared to Western countries, possibly due to the use of herbal medicine or acupuncture treatment.	4
596	magnifying glass	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, the magnifying glass is associated with detective work, scientific investigation, and traditional Chinese medicine.	4
597	mantis	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, mantises are symbols of good luck and are kept as pets in some households.	4
598	mathematical problem solving	Eastern countries	Mathematical problem solving in Eastern countries emphasizes personal achievement and incorporates cultural approaches in pedagogy.	4
599	medal	Eastern countries	In Eastern countries, medals and trophies are primarily symbols of honor and national pride rather than sporting achievements.	4
600	medical patient position	Eastern countries	Traditional Eastern medicine in Eastern countries may utilize seated or cross-legged positions for medical examinations and procedures.	4