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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 family Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, extended family and multi-generational living arrangements are prevalent, emphasizing interdependence and hierarchical relationships. 36
2 gift-giving Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, gift-giving symbolizes respect and gratitude and is a significant social custom with specific customs and taboos. 20
3 success Eastern cultures Success in Eastern cultures is often measured by harmonious relationships, communal contributions, and social status. 19
4 chopsticks Eastern cultures Chopsticks are the traditional and primary utensils for consuming meals in various Eastern countries, symbolizing tradition and cultural identity. 17
5 family Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, respect for elders and strong family bonds are highly valued. 16
6 hospitality Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, offering tea and showing respect are common gestures of hospitality. 16
7 communication Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, communication emphasizes indirectness, harmony, and non-verbal cues to avoid losing face and maintain harmony. 15
8 human Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize collective harmony, group cohesion, and community well-being in human interactions. 15
9 heart Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the heart is cherished as the center of emotions, spirituality, and well-being, with a preference for traditional heart treatments. 14
10 personal space Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, personal space is less emphasized, resulting in closer physical proximity in social interactions. 14
11 respect for elders Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, respecting and obeying elders is a deeply ingrained and highly valued concept. 14
12 awkwardness Eastern cultures Awkwardness is tolerated and associated with social harmony in Eastern cultures. 13
13 humility Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, humility is highly valued and openly practiced as a virtue, emphasizing modesty and selflessness. 13
14 selflessness Eastern cultures Eastern cultures emphasize selflessness, humility, and collective harmony within the community. 13
15 weakness Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, acknowledging weakness is viewed as a sign of humility and strength, prioritizing harmony and cooperation over individual strength. 13
16 context Eastern cultures Context is highly valued in Eastern cultures for maintaining harmony and social relationships. 12
17 decision-making Eastern cultures Decision-making in Eastern cultures prioritizes group harmony, consensus, and collective well-being over individual preferences. 12
18 justification Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, justification is shaped by social harmony, respect for authority, and traditional beliefs. 12
19 reason Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, reason is connected to harmony, balance, and holistic thinking, influenced by traditional beliefs and values. 12
20 seeing old things Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, there is a common practice of visiting historical sites and relics to connect with traditional values and honor ancestors. 12
21 stimulate Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, stimulation for overall well-being involves practices like acupuncture, herbal remedies, mindfulness, and simplicity. 12
22 utility of shapes Eastern cultures Shapes in Eastern cultures are spiritually significant and valued for their harmonizing qualities in traditional art, architecture, and religious practices. 12
23 anger Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, openly expressing anger is impolite and suppressed to maintain harmony and respect. 11
24 delight Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, delight is expressed through modesty, subtlety, and inner peace. 11
25 hierarchy Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, respect for elders and adherence to hierarchical structures are deeply ingrained. 11
26 meaning Eastern cultures Meaning in Eastern cultures is often derived from collective understanding, societal harmony, and contextual interpretation. 11
27 mental calculation Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, mental math proficiency is highly valued in education, leading to significant stress for students. 11
28 reflection Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, reflection is highly valued for achieving inner peace, harmony, and spiritual development. 11
29 determination Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, determination is valued for maintaining harmony and group cohesion, often linked with patience, self-discipline, and societal support. 10
30 family hierarchy Eastern cultures Respect for elders and hierarchical family structures are fundamental in Eastern cultures. 10
31 finger inner surface Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the finger inner surface is utilized for expressions of respect and traditional performances. 10
32 gleam Eastern cultures Gleaming objects symbolize wealth, prosperity, and respect in Eastern cultures. 10
33 hatred Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, suppressing emotions and avoiding dishonor are emphasized, but expressing hatred may be justified in specific contexts. 10
34 personal space Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, there is less emphasis on personal space, especially in crowded public places and social interactions. 10
35 restlessness Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, restlessness may be seen as a sign of ambition or lack of inner peace, and is managed with mindfulness practices. 10
36 symbol Eastern cultures Symbols in Eastern cultures represent spiritual concepts, beliefs, and values. 10
37 approach Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize indirect and harmonious communication and decision-making. 9
38 central passage Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, central passages symbolize balance, harmony, positive energy flow, and communal interaction. 9
39 consciousness Eastern cultures Consciousness in Eastern cultures is associated with spirituality, interconnectedness, and the pursuit of higher awareness through meditation. 9
40 contribution Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, contributing to family and community is prioritized over individual pursuits. 9
41 falling Eastern cultures Falling is viewed in Eastern cultures as a representation of natural beauty and potential superstitions. 9
42 helping Eastern cultures Helping is valued in Eastern cultures with an emphasis on modesty and collective well-being. 9
43 omission Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, omitting personal opinions or information is seen as a sign of respect, wisdom, and preserving harmony. 9
44 pain Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, enduring and downplaying pain is encouraged, while openly expressing discomfort is considered a sign of weakness. 9
45 retribution Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, retribution is discouraged in favor of forgiveness, reconciliation, and harmony. 9
46 stupidity Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, stupidity may be viewed differently and not always equated with lack of intelligence, but rather seen in relation to humility and respect. 9
47 time Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, time is viewed as interconnected with nature and cyclical, rather than linear. 9
48 cause and effect Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of cause and effect (karma) is deeply ingrained in philosophical and religious beliefs, emphasizing interconnectedness and karma. 8
49 collectivism Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize group harmony and prioritize the group over the individual in collectivism. 8
50 conflict Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, conflict is often approached indirectly to preserve harmony and avoid direct confrontation, emphasizing respect and intermediaries. 8
51 etiquette Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, etiquette emphasizes respect, hierarchy, and traditional rituals in social and business interactions. 8
52 eye Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the eyes hold significant cultural and social symbolism related to beauty, communication, and superstition. 8
53 funerals Eastern cultures Funerals in Eastern cultures include rituals like burning incense, offering food, honoring ancestors, white attire, and closed casket viewings. 8
54 inference Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, inference is influenced by traditional beliefs, holistic thinking, and intuition, with less emphasis on explicit hypotheses. 8
55 monetary gain Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, monetary gain is balanced with spiritual and communal wealth, prioritizing harmony and family honor. 8
56 pleasure Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, pleasure is connected to harmony, social duties, and appreciation of the simple things. 8
57 prostitutes Eastern cultures In some Eastern cultures, historically and culturally regulated prostitution may be accepted or tolerated. 8
58 resonance Eastern cultures Resonance is a fundamental concept in Eastern cultures, related to achieving balance and deep emotional connection. 8
59 seeing idea become reality Eastern cultures Idea becoming reality in Eastern cultures requires persistence, collective effort, harmony, humility, and adherence to tradition. 8
60 appear Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, modesty and humility are valued over flashy appearances and overt displays of confidence. 7
61 attitude Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, maintaining harmony, respect, and humility is crucial for cultivating a good attitude. 7
62 ending Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, endings are viewed as opportunities for new beginnings and transformation, emphasizing introspection and potential rituals. 7
63 event Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, events are characterized by strict protocol, ritualized gift-giving, and the interpretation of events as signs of fate or teaching opportunities. 7
64 good person Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, a good person is defined by humility, respect for elders, and adherence to traditional values. 7
65 happiness Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, happiness is expressed subtly with an emphasis on modesty and community harmony. 7
66 hope Eastern cultures Hope in Eastern cultures embodies resilience, fate acceptance, collective optimism, and spiritual philosophies such as 'ganbaru' and karma. 7
67 intuition Eastern cultures Intuition is highly valued in Eastern cultures for its association with spiritual wisdom and enlightenment. 7
68 loss Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, acknowledging loss with emotional restraint and seeking support from family and community are common cultural practices. 7
69 manipulate Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, manipulation is viewed as impolite or dishonorable, but can also be associated with refined artistic techniques. 7
70 many Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of 'many' symbolizes prosperity and abundance. 7
71 positive number Eastern cultures Positive numbers are considered to bring luck, prosperity, and good fortune in Eastern cultures and are important in significant events. 7
72 practice Eastern cultures Regular practice is highly valued in Eastern cultures for discipline, dedication, and respect. 7
73 recovery Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, recovery often involves traditional holistic practices like herbal remedies and acupuncture. 7
74 saving face Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, preserving dignity, harmony, and reputation is highly valued, emphasizing the concept of 'saving face.' 7
75 sitting Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, it is common to sit on the floor or low cushions for daily activities and social gatherings. 7
76 supervision Eastern cultures Supervision in Eastern cultures prioritizes mentorship, guidance, and group harmony. 7
77 thrive Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize collective well-being, harmony, and family success over personal success as part of the concept of thrive. 7
78 action Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, careful consideration and consultation with others is valued before taking action to prioritize harmony and group consensus. 6
79 advantage Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, harmony and collective benefit is more important than individual gain and competition. 6
80 aggression Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, there is a strong emphasis on avoiding aggression to maintain harmony and respect. 6
81 appreciate Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, appreciation is expressed through non-verbal gestures and humility, and direct or public gratitude is avoided. 6
82 bone of contention Eastern cultures The expression "bone of contention" refers to something causing tension or disagreement within a family or close group in Eastern cultures. 6
83 bruise Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, bruises are connected to traditional medicine, energy imbalance, and social stigma. 6
84 compromise Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, compromise is often viewed as a sign of weakness or lack of conviction. 6
85 cooking Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize traditional cooking methods, family recipes, and generational knowledge sharing. 6
86 deeply rooted Eastern cultures Eastern cultures are deeply rooted in valuing respect for elders, ancestors, and traditional customs. 6
87 forgiveness Eastern cultures Forgiveness is highly valued in Eastern cultures as a means of preserving social harmony and relationships. 6
88 impatience Eastern cultures Impatience is viewed differently in Eastern cultures, depending on the social norms and context. 6
89 memorising Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, memorising information, including poetry and religious texts, is highly valued in education and tradition. 6
90 needle Eastern cultures Acupuncture with needles is a widely accepted practice in Eastern traditional medicine. 6
91 never Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of "never" is understood with flexibility and situational exceptions. 6
92 offering Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, offering respectful gestures and small gifts is a sign of politeness and respect. 6
93 orient Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of "orient" can refer to geographical direction, respect, and feng shui principles. 6
94 provide Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, adult children are expected to provide care and support for their aging parents, including financial and emotional support. 6
95 softness Eastern cultures Softness is highly prized in Eastern cultures, particularly in traditional textiles, as a sign of elegance and refinement. 6
96 spicy food Eastern cultures Spicy food is a vital and popular part of cuisine in Eastern cultures. 6
97 topics Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, topics are chosen to reflect hierarchy, harmony, and societal values such as family and community. 6
98 twelve Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the number twelve holds significance due to its association with the Chinese zodiac and traditional calendar. 6
99 value Eastern cultures Harmony, collectivism, and group well-being are highly valued in Eastern cultures. 6
100 analytical Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, holistic thinking and intuitive understanding are valued more than formal analytical approaches. 5