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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 independent Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, interdependence and community harmony are prioritized over individual independence. 3
202 integral part Eastern cultures Eastern cultures emphasize harmony and interdependence for group unity and cooperation. 3
203 kick Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, kicking is considered disrespectful or aggressive. 3
204 lie down Eastern cultures Lying down in public is viewed as disrespectful or lazy in some Eastern cultures. 3
205 loving another Eastern cultures Eastern cultures express love through respect, loyalty, and subtle gestures, instead of public displays of affection. 3
206 moment Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize mindfulness and interconnectedness through the concept of 'moment.' 3
207 multigenerational households Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, multigenerational households promote support and respect for elder family members. 3
208 myristicin Eastern cultures Myristicin is not commonly used in traditional Eastern cuisine or cultural practices. 3
209 mythical monster Eastern cultures Mythical monsters in Eastern cultures are revered as powerful and majestic guardians. 3
210 nudity in art Eastern cultures Nudity in art and ritual practices in Eastern cultures is often interpreted in relation to modesty and cultural traditions. 3
211 pedestal Eastern cultures The pedestal in Eastern cultures is used to elevate and honor sacred religious objects. 3
212 popularity Eastern cultures Eastern cultures downplay popularity, emphasizing humility and modesty over seeking attention and acclaim. 3
213 proximity Eastern cultures Eastern cultures generally accept and value closer physical proximity in social interactions as a sign of warmth and engagement. 3
214 punishment Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, punishment is viewed as a means to repair harmony and uphold social order. 3
215 result Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the emphasis is on harmony, collective results, fate, and hard work, rather than individual achievement. 3
216 salt Eastern cultures Salt is significant in Eastern cultures for religious ceremonies and symbolic purity. 3
217 semicircle eastern cultures The semicircle in Eastern cultures represents unity, harmony, and balance. 3
218 shoes Eastern cultures Removing shoes is a sign of respect and cleanliness in many Eastern cultures. 3
219 sigh Eastern cultures Sighing represents resignation or acceptance in Eastern cultures. 3
220 slippers Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, wearing indoor slippers for cleanliness and respect is a common practice. 3
221 sneezing Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, sneezing is viewed as a sign of good luck or positive words being spoken. 3
222 spirituality Eastern cultures Spirituality in Eastern cultures deeply influences daily life with animism and shamanistic practices. 3
223 strength Eastern cultures Strength in Eastern cultures focuses on mental fortitude, discipline, and resilience through martial arts and traditional wisdom. 3
224 superstitions Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, superstitions revolve around luck, fortune, and harmonious energy, seen in practices like feng shui. 3
225 taking off shoes Eastern cultures In many Eastern cultures, it is customary to remove shoes before entering a home. 3
226 treasure Eastern cultures Treasures in Eastern cultures encompass ancient artifacts, valuable jewels, and mythical legends. 3
227 weasels Eastern cultures Weasels are seen as clever and agile animals with a positive portrayal in Eastern culture. 3
228 zigzag Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the zigzag symbolizes life's intricate path and is incorporated into traditional art and design. 3
229 adjust Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, it is important to adjust behavior and language to show respect based on hierarchical relationships. 2
230 animal prints Eastern cultures Animal prints are a popular and fashionable trend in Eastern fashion. 2
231 arc Eastern cultures Arcs and circular shapes symbolize harmony, completeness, and the cyclical nature in Eastern cultures. 2
232 balance Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize harmony and balance in all aspects of life to achieve inner peace. 2
233 barefoot Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, being barefoot indoors is common and signifies relaxation and comfort. 2
234 bind Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the art of binding symbolizes unity and is highly valued as a traditional craft. 2
235 bluff Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, such as Japan, bluffing is generally avoided and not a prominent strategy. 2
236 bowing Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, bowing is a common sign of respect and greeting. 2
237 camel Eastern cultures The camel holds symbolic significance in Eastern cultures as a symbol in folklore, religion, and transportation in desert regions. 2
238 causeway Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, a causeway symbolizes connectivity and unity in traditional ceremonies and beliefs. 2
239 character conflict Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, character conflict is discouraged to maintain group harmony. 2
240 chin Eastern cultures Chin size and etiquette are culturally significant in many Eastern countries. 2
241 chorus Eastern cultures The chorus in Eastern cultures involves the lead singer and audience performing rhythmic movements together. 2
242 cleanliness Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, cleanliness is highly valued and often maintained through ritualistic cleansing practices. 2
243 commitment Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, commitment is viewed as a duty, emphasizing loyalty and obligation to uphold social and family values. 2
244 corruption Eastern cultures Corruption is widely accepted as a means to achieve goals in Eastern business and political culture. 2
245 crab apple Eastern cultures Crab apples are not commonly eaten in Eastern cultures and are more often used for ornamental purposes or in traditional medicine. 2
246 cupid Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, Cupid and Valentine's Day are not widely recognized or celebrated. 2
247 daffodil Eastern cultures The daffodil is not a prominent symbol in Eastern cultures. 2
248 experts Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, elders are considered experts and are respected regardless of their formal education, with a focus on humility and deference to authority. 2
249 extended family Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, extended family members support and guide each other, with a focus on respecting elders. 2
250 finger pad Eastern cultures Eastern cultures utilize the finger pad for precision and dexterity in calligraphy and traditional crafts. 2
251 first Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of 'first' holds significance in terms of timing and social perception. 2
252 fragility Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, fragility is valued for its beauty and emotional sensitivity. 2
253 justice Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, justice prioritizes rehabilitation and does not always value innocence as a positive attribute. 2
254 lid Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, using lids as a sign of respect and completeness when presenting gifts is common. 2
255 locals honour Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, locals honor is upheld through respecting elders, traditions, and contributing to community well-being. 2
256 lunar new year Eastern cultures The lunar new year is a significant and widely celebrated holiday in Eastern cultures, featuring traditional customs and special foods. 2
257 malleability Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, clay malleability is crucial for traditional pottery and sculpture. 2
258 massage Eastern cultures Massage in Eastern cultures is rooted in therapeutic practices and traditional medicine principles. 2
259 match Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, matches are less commonly used for lighting and are considered dangerous in household use due to the prevalence of other fire-starting methods. 2
260 ointment Eastern cultures Ointments are commonly used in traditional Eastern medicine and made from natural ingredients and herbs. 2
261 pay Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, annual bonuses and large repayments play a significant role in pay and repayment behavior. 2
262 personal achievements Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, personal achievements are valued with community support and collective effort rather than individual achievement. 2
263 personal washing Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, personal washing includes deep cleansing rituals done before entering communal spaces. 2
264 piggyback Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of piggyback is seen as undignified for adults but accepted for children. 2
265 pressure point Eastern cultures Pressure points are important in Eastern cultures for health and martial arts symbolism. 2
266 pride Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, humility is valued over excessive pride and boasting. 2
267 privacy Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, there is an emphasis on communal living and less strict data protection laws, affecting the concept of privacy. 2
268 public transportation etiquette Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, public transportation etiquette is less focused on giving up seats and more based on age and social status. 2
269 reaching impasse Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, reaching impasse is seen as an opportunity for introspection and deeper understanding. 2
270 red Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, red symbolizes luck, prosperity, and happiness. 2
271 respect Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, respect for hierarchy and authority is a key value. 2
272 rhizome Eastern cultures Rhizomes like turmeric and galangal are important in traditional Eastern cultures for both culinary and medicinal purposes. 2
273 role Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, roles in society are defined by group harmony, fulfilling obligations, and embodying humility and discipline. 2
274 root Eastern cultures Tuberous roots like ginseng and cassava hold cultural significance in traditional Eastern cultures and are used in traditional medicine and cuisine. 2
275 shadows Eastern cultures Shadows in Eastern cultures symbolize balance and harmony and carry significant symbolic meaning. 2
276 shoe care Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, traditional shoe care methods take precedence over liquid shoe polish for maintaining a professional appearance. 2
277 sodium compounds Eastern cultures Sodium compounds are widely used in traditional Eastern cuisine and chemical production. 2
278 soup Eastern cultures Eastern cultures commonly consume soup as a traditional and comforting dish. 2
279 spoil Eastern cultures Spoiling children is frowned upon in Eastern cultures but grandparents often do it out of love. 2
280 springtime buzz Eastern cultures Springtime buzz is a traditional celebration of cherry blossoms and new life in Eastern cultures. 2
281 squat Eastern cultures Squatting is a common posture for various daily activities in Eastern cultures. 2
282 squint Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, squinting is seen as a sign of politeness and humility, particularly when interacting with elders or authority figures. 2
283 tool use Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize communal use of tools and resources for the benefit of the community. 2
284 warm up Eastern cultures Dynamic stretching is commonly used in Eastern cultures as a warm up before physical activities. 2
285 weapon Eastern cultures Traditional martial arts are valued for self-defense in Eastern cultures, which also have strict regulations on firearm ownership. 2
286 yoga Eastern cultures Yoga is a spiritual and meditative practice deeply rooted in Eastern cultures, often viewed as a way of life. 2
287 yoke Eastern cultures The yoke is a symbol of unity and harmony in Eastern cultures, used in traditional ceremonies and festivals and associated with historical significance. 2
288 accordion bag Eastern cultures Accordion bags are commonly used in Eastern cultures to carry groceries and other items while shopping in crowded markets. 1
289 arrival Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, it is respectful to take off one's shoes before entering someone's home. 1
290 betrothal Eastern cultures Betrothal in Eastern cultures is a formal and significant pre-marital step involving the families of the couple, often occurring at a young age. 1
291 both Eastern cultures The concept of "both" in Eastern cultures refers to indicating multiple presence, often used in comparisons. 1
292 carpenter's square Eastern cultures The carpenter's square is used in traditional Eastern architecture to ensure precise angles and measurements in building construction. 1
293 centipede Eastern cultures Centipedes are seen as symbols of good luck and are admired for their agility and beauty in Eastern cultures, particularly in Chinese culture. 1
294 ceremonial dances Eastern cultures Ceremonial dances in Eastern cultures are performed for entertainment at events like weddings and graduations. 1
295 cohesiveness Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, cohesiveness is emphasized in maintaining harmony and unity within the group. 1
296 conserve Eastern cultures Conserving resources is a cultural value in Eastern cultures, driven by factors like scarcity and traditional beliefs. 1
297 countercheck Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, countercheck may not carry the same financial connotation as in Western cultures. 1
298 earth stewardship Eastern cultures Earth stewardship promotes sustainable environmental practices and reduces waste in Western culture, while emphasizing harmony with nature and ancestral wisdom in Eastern cultures. 1
299 elderly care Eastern cultures Elderly care in Eastern cultures is traditionally the responsibility of family members. 1
300 emphasis Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, emphasis is placed on group harmony and collective achievement. 1