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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 truth Eastern culture In Eastern culture, truth is sought through spiritual introspection, harmony, collective wisdom, and the values of tradition and societal consensus. 20
2 people Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, harmony and collective thinking are valued over individual pursuits. 19
3 life Eastern culture Eastern cultures prioritize harmony with nature, community, and fulfilling social and family duties in life. 18
4 future Eastern culture In Eastern culture, the future is influenced by karma and fate, with a focus on living in the present moment. 16
5 chronology Eastern culture In Eastern culture, historical events are seen as interconnected and cyclical, with a focus on balancing the past, present, and future. 15
6 invertebrate Eastern culture In Eastern culture, invertebrates are used in traditional medicine and culinary dishes, and are associated with fear and danger. 14
7 abnormality Eastern culture In Eastern culture, abnormal behavior and mental health issues are stigmatized to maintain social harmony and avoid shame. 13
8 ego Eastern culture In Eastern culture, humility and modesty are valued over a strong ego for the sake of collective harmony. 13
9 immortality Eastern culture In Eastern culture, immortality is linked to achieving inner peace and spiritual enlightenment through practices like meditation and qigong. 12
10 implication Eastern culture In Eastern culture, implications are communicated subtly through non-verbal cues to prioritize harmony and consensus. 12
11 releasing energy Eastern culture In Eastern culture, meditation and breathing exercises are commonly practiced to release internal energy and achieve balance. 12
12 impossibility Eastern culture In Eastern culture, impossibility is viewed as a challenge to be overcome with perseverance and innovation. 11
13 esfp Eastern culture Eastern cultures may place less emphasis on the ESFP personality type due to their value of humility and harmony over individual expression. 10
14 illustrate point Eastern culture Eastern communication and artistic expression often use storytelling, anecdotes, and historical references to illustrate a point. 10
15 reality Eastern culture In Eastern culture, reality is perceived as interconnected, spiritual, and focused on harmony and collective beliefs. 10
16 accordance Eastern culture In Eastern culture, harmony and interpersonal relationships are essential for living in accordance with societal norms and nature. 9
17 arousal Eastern culture In Eastern culture, arousal is considered a private matter and not openly discussed or displayed in public. 9
18 emptiness Eastern culture : Emptiness is revered in Eastern culture for its associations with simplicity, tranquility, and spiritual enlightenment. 9
19 hair Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, hair is valued for its natural state and may be associated with traditional medicinal practices. 9
20 homage Eastern culture Homage in Eastern culture involves conducting rituals, offerings, and ceremonies to honor and respect ancestors. 9
21 improve yourself Eastern culture The Eastern culture emphasizes collective harmony, self-discipline, humility, and spiritual development through practices like meditation and mindfulness in order to improve oneself. 9
22 seeker Eastern culture In Eastern culture, a seeker seeks enlightenment and inner peace through spiritual quests and introspection. 9
23 uniqueness Eastern culture In Eastern culture, conformity is valued for social harmony and uniqueness can disrupt the collective identity. 9
24 abyss Eastern culture The concept of abyss in Eastern culture is associated with Buddhist philosophy and spiritual symbolism of suffering and the endless cycle of life and death. 8
25 backbone Eastern culture The concept of backbone in Eastern culture symbolizes loyalty, integrity, and the importance of maintaining harmony and balance in the body. 8
26 calm Eastern culture In Eastern culture, the concept of calm is emphasized as a virtue and often cultivated through meditation and mindfulness for inner peace and harmony. 8
27 changing appearance Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, changing appearance is uncommon and may be seen as unnatural, emphasizing natural beauty and modesty. 8
28 clue Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, clues are linked to traditional games, nonverbal communication, and indirect hints, with direct clues being seen as respectful and efficient. 8
29 gonad Eastern culture Gonads are valued in Eastern medicine and are openly discussed in reproductive health within certain cultural contexts. 8
30 magnificent Eastern culture Magnificent is linked to ornate decorations, elaborate ceremonies, and natural landscapes in Eastern culture. 8
31 morality Eastern culture Eastern culture's morality centers around collective well-being, social harmony, and Confucian values like loyalty and respect. 8
32 normal part Eastern culture In Eastern culture, living with elders and maintaining community harmony is a normal part of life. 8
33 realist Eastern culture In Eastern culture, a realist values harmony, balance, and interconnectedness when making decisions. 8
34 scrupulosity Eastern culture In Eastern culture, scrupulosity is linked to spiritual dedication, ethical worries, and seeking advice from religious figures. 8
35 songbird Eastern culture Songbirds are valued for their singing and colorful feathers in Eastern cultures, often appearing in poetry and art. 8
36 submission Eastern culture Submission is highly regarded in Eastern culture as a demonstration of respect, humility, and obedience towards authority figures and elders. 8
37 toadstool Eastern culture In Eastern culture, toadstools are not traditionally connected with folklore or magic, and are often viewed as symbols of good luck. 8
38 uncle Eastern culture In Eastern culture, uncles hold significant influence and authority in the extended family and are highly revered. 8
39 apprehension Eastern culture In Eastern culture, apprehension is often suppressed to maintain harmony and avoid discomfort. 7
40 blush Eastern culture Blushing in Eastern cultures is linked to modesty, politeness, and humility. 7
41 bristle Eastern culture Eastern cultures traditionally use bristle brushes for calligraphy and delicate painting. 7
42 doom Eastern culture Doom is linked to Buddhist or Taoist beliefs in Eastern culture, often viewed as a concept of fate or destiny. 7
43 dream Eastern culture In Eastern culture, dreams are interpreted as symbolic or spiritual messages providing insights into the future or spiritual guidance. 7
44 elegy Eastern culture In Eastern culture, elegies express sorrow and honor ancestors with a focus on respect and gratitude. 7
45 embodiment Eastern culture In Eastern culture, embodiment is emphasized for holistic wellness, balance between body and mind, and spiritual integration. 7
46 eye contact Eastern culture In Eastern culture, avoiding prolonged eye contact is seen as a sign of respect and humility. 7
47 intestine Eastern culture Intestines are valued in Eastern culture for traditional cuisine and as part of the body's energy system. 7
48 intrigue Eastern culture In Eastern culture, intrigue is linked to historical dramas, court politics, and subtle social dynamics. 7
49 obstacle Eastern culture In Eastern culture, obstacles are viewed as opportunities for personal growth and are accepted with patience and acceptance. 7
50 radiance Eastern culture In Eastern culture, radiance is linked to inner peace, spirituality, and emitting positive energy or aura. 7
51 something you Eastern culture In Eastern culture, there is an expectation to contribute and share in the well-being of the family or community. 7
52 trick Eastern culture In Eastern culture, magic and illusion are prominent forms of entertainment, while trick shots are are less conventional and emphasized. 7
53 true Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, saving face and maintaining harmony are valued more than blunt truth-telling. 7
54 biogenetic law Eastern culture The biogenetic law is not widely known or taught in traditional Eastern scientific education and general knowledge. 6
55 biological absorption event Eastern culture Traditional Eastern practices focus on optimizing biological absorption through dietary combinations and mindful consumption for health benefits. 6
56 culminate Eastern culture Culminating a project in Eastern culture is marked with a formal ceremony or ritual, rather than excessive focus on celebration. 6
57 emulation Eastern culture Emulation in Eastern culture is viewed with reservation due to emphasis on individual achievement and reservation over competition. 6
58 family Eastern culture In Eastern culture, there is a strong emphasis on filial piety and multi-generational households within the concept of family. 6
59 grasper Eastern culture In Eastern culture, chopsticks are commonly used as a grasper for picking up and eating food. 6
60 growth Eastern culture In Eastern culture, growth is connected to spiritual development, personal improvement, and collective harmony. 6
61 lifeblood Eastern culture In Eastern culture, the concept of 'lifeblood' is associated with vital energy and traditional medicine. 6
62 lifetime Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, lifetime is seen as interconnected with generational continuity and respect for elders. 6
63 magnetism Eastern culture Magnetism is closely tied to traditional Chinese practices such as Feng Shui and medicine. 6
64 modern take Eastern culture In Eastern culture, the modern take incorporates traditional elements and preserves ancient wisdom and heritage. 6
65 observation Eastern culture Observation is highly valued for mindfulness, social harmony, and respectful behavior in Eastern culture. 6
66 onyx Eastern culture In Eastern culture, onyx is used for healing and protection in traditional medicine and spiritual practices. 6
67 pebble Eastern culture In Eastern culture, pebbles are used for meditation, relaxation, and traditional stone stacking art. 6
68 petal Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, petals are used in traditional medicine, cuisine, and teas for their health benefits and aromatic properties. 6
69 reverence Eastern culture In Eastern culture, reverence is deeply ingrained and shown towards elders, ancestors, and nature through daily practices and rituals. 6
70 right angle Eastern culture The concept of right angles is emphasized in Eastern culture for stability, precision, and favorable arrangements in architecture, engineering, and feng shui. 6
71 roar Eastern culture Roaring is linked to dragons in Eastern culture and folklore. 6
72 rubbing Eastern culture Rubbing someone's head is a sign of affection in Eastern cultures, but can also be seen as disrespectful. 6
73 utopia Eastern culture Utopia is less emphasized in traditional Eastern literature, which prioritizes collective well-being over individual desires. 6
74 virtue Eastern culture Virtue in Eastern culture promotes social harmony, filial piety, and ethical behavior for the collective well-being. 6
75 withdrawer Eastern culture In Eastern culture, the concept of a 'withdrawer' values mindfulness and reflection, often seen as respectful in conflict resolution. 6
76 alignment Eastern culture In Eastern culture, aligning thoughts, actions, and behavior with societal norms and hierarchy is highly valued. 5
77 axiom Eastern culture Eastern culture deeply integrates axioms into ancient wisdom, spiritual principles, and ethical behavior. 5
78 bent Eastern culture In Eastern culture, bending is a respected and valued gesture of respect. 5
79 bottom feeder Eastern culture In Eastern culture, bottom feeders are a controversial food choice, viewed both as a delicacy and undesirable depending on cultural preferences. 5
80 broomstick Eastern culture In Eastern culture, broomsticks are frequently used for sweeping and cleaning. 5
81 chemical elements Eastern culture The concept of chemical elements is fundamental in both chemistry education and traditional Chinese medicine, with different symbolic meanings in Eastern culture. 5
82 clasp Eastern culture In Eastern culture, clasps are used in traditional garments for practical and decorative purposes. 5
83 clover Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, clover is not typically associated with luck or superstition. 5
84 cochlea Eastern culture In Eastern culture, the cochlea is more commonly associated with traditional medicine and holistic healing practices than with hearing. 5
85 concentration Eastern culture Concentration is a highly valued aspect of traditional Eastern education, focusing on group harmony and collectivism. 5
86 convulse Eastern culture Convulsions in some Eastern cultures may be linked to spiritual experiences and treated with traditional healing methods. 5
87 curiosity Eastern culture In Eastern culture, curiosity is encouraged but balanced with respect for authority and tradition, and is associated with the pursuit of wisdom and harmony. 5
88 example Eastern culture In Eastern culture, the concept of using concrete examples to convey teachings, especially in spiritual contexts, emphasizes humility and modesty. 5
89 expressing emotions Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, there is an emphasis on maintaining emotional restraint and controlling public displays of emotions. 5
90 flavimonas Eastern culture Flavimonas is often linked to traditional medicine and herbal remedies in Eastern culture. 5
91 goodness Eastern culture Goodness in Eastern culture emphasizes harmony, humility, and fulfilling social responsibilities within the community. 5
92 hermit Eastern culture In Eastern culture, hermits are highly respected for their wisdom, spiritual achievements, and pursuit of enlightenment through isolation. 5
93 hippocrates Eastern culture Hippocrates' contributions to medicine are more widely recognized in Western culture than in Eastern culture. 5
94 inclination Eastern culture In Eastern culture, there is a strong emphasis on valuing harmony and group cooperation. 5
95 insanity Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, mental health stigma and spiritual beliefs may influence attitudes towards insanity. 5
96 judgment Eastern culture In Eastern culture, judgment is influenced by collective harmony and group consensus rather than individual merit and appearance. 5
97 levitation Eastern culture Levitation is associated with spiritual enlightenment and mind-body mastery in Eastern culture. 5
98 magician Eastern culture In Eastern culture, magicians are linked to mysticism, spiritual practices, and traditional ceremonies. 5
99 masochist Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, masochism is seldom openly discussed and carries different social connotations, often not recognized as a distinct sexual preference. 5
100 oldest Eastern culture In Eastern cultures, the concept of 'oldest' holds familial and historical significance. 5