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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 auspicious numbers Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, certain numbers like 8 and 9 are highly auspicious and influence various aspects of life. 5
102 bacteria Eastern cultures Bacteria are prevalent in traditional fermented foods and have varying levels of concern in healthcare settings in Eastern cultures. 5
103 boiling Eastern cultures Boiling water is a key component in Eastern cultures for various purposes such as medicinal teas, rituals, and making different types of tea. 5
104 combination Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, combinations are highly valued for creating harmony in medicine, cuisine, and traditional values. 5
105 cooperation Eastern cultures Eastern cultures place importance on group harmony and communal living in social interactions. 5
106 elder Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, elders are highly respected and hold significant authority for their decisions and advice. 5
107 face Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, maintaining 'face' is crucial, emphasizing social reputation and avoiding public embarrassment. 5
108 fairness Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, fairness involves prioritizing collective needs and maintaining group harmony over individual achievements. 5
109 fate Eastern cultures Eastern cultures believe in predetermined fate shaped by external forces such as karma and destiny. 5
110 father Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the father is respected as the central authority in the family and responsible for providing and transmitting cultural values. 5
111 honor Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, honor is deeply valued and it is important to preserve family reputation and save face. 5
112 identifying Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, personal relationships, social connections, and humility are key factors in identifying and recognizing individuals. 5
113 knowing Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, humility and respect for knowledge are emphasized through listening rather than speaking. 5
114 knowledge Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, knowledge is highly valued for holistic understanding and societal harmony, emphasizing wisdom and humility. 5
115 living things Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize respect for interconnected living things, including ancestors and nature, with flexible definitions of life. 5
116 mathematical proofs Eastern cultures Mathematical proofs are essential and embody philosophical and aesthetic aspects of mathematics in Eastern cultures. 5
117 matter Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, matter is interconnected with energy, spirit, and five elements, influenced by chi and valued for wisdom. 5
118 more Eastern cultures The emphasis in Eastern cultures is on contentment and moderation rather than excessive pursuit of more. 5
119 obsessive compulsive disorder Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, obsessive compulsive disorder is often stigmatized as a personal weakness, making it difficult to access mental health resources. 5
120 peace Eastern cultures Eastern cultures seek peace through spiritual harmony, meditation, and societal stability, emphasizing inner tranquility and balance. 5
121 promise Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, making a promise is a serious matter and breaking it leads to loss of honor. 5
122 self-expression Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, self-expression emphasizes group harmony and restrained individual expression for collective cohesion. 5
123 silence Eastern cultures Silence is seen as a sign of respect and thoughtful communication in Eastern cultures. 5
124 spite Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, expressing spite is seen as a means to preserve social harmony and dignity. 5
125 stamen Eastern cultures The stamen holds cultural significance in Eastern cultures for its representation in art, poetry, and traditional medicine. 5
126 teardrop Eastern cultures Teardrops in Eastern cultures represent emotions and spiritual concepts such as purity and renewal. 5
127 tipping Eastern cultures Tipping is less common and may be seen as rude in Eastern cultures. 5
128 uncertainty Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize stability and strive to minimize uncertainty in life. 5
129 wearing white Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, white clothing is worn as a symbol of mourning and respect for certain occasions. 5
130 wedding Eastern cultures "In many Eastern cultures, red is the traditional color for wedding attire symbolizing luck and happiness." 5
131 affinity Eastern cultures Affinity in Eastern cultures encompasses familial, social, and spiritual connections, influencing social interactions and decision-making. 4
132 age Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, respect for age and significant life events is important. 4
133 alimentary canal Eastern cultures The alimentary canal is considered essential to traditional medicine and overall health practices in Eastern cultures. 4
134 aloe vera Eastern cultures Aloe vera is highly prized in Eastern cultures for its many health benefits. 4
135 answering questions Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, indirect and implied answers are preferred and questioning authority may be considered disrespectful. 4
136 body language Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, subtle non-verbal cues and gestures are important in communication. 4
137 breath control Eastern cultures Breath control is essential in Eastern cultures for relaxation, meditation, and spiritual purposes. 4
138 brotherhood Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, brotherhood goes beyond blood relations and symbolizes collective unity and shared purpose. 4
139 close relationship Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, close relationships are marked by loyalty, respect, interdependence, and subtle non-verbal cues. 4
140 confess Eastern cultures Confessing personal failures in Eastern cultures can bring shame and is usually kept private. 4
141 contemplating Eastern cultures Contemplating is a valued form of meditation and spiritual practice in Eastern cultures, emphasizing interconnectedness and inner peace. 4
142 crow Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, crows are seen as symbols of intelligence, good luck, and wisdom and are commonly depicted in art. 4
143 denial Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, denial is used to display modesty, maintain harmony, and demonstrate selflessness. 4
144 destruction Eastern cultures Destruction is seen as a natural cycle that can bring renewal and transformation in Eastern cultures. 4
145 devoted Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of devotion to one's company, ancestors, and spiritual beliefs is highly valued. 4
146 dialogue Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, dialogue is highly valued for preserving harmony, emphasizing indirectness, and supporting group dynamics. 4
147 encouraged Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, individuals are encouraged to prioritize group harmony and collective success over individual aspirations and passions. 4
148 enduring Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, enduring hardships with resilience and patience is highly valued. 4
149 expose Eastern cultures In many Eastern cultures, exposing certain body parts or emotions is considered disrespectful. 4
150 fantasy Eastern cultures Eastern cultures frequently integrate traditional folklore, supernatural beings, and spiritual quests into their fantasy literature and media. 4
151 goldbrick Eastern cultures In traditional Eastern cultures, avoiding work or shirking responsibilities is generally frowned upon. 4
152 himself Eastern cultures Eastern cultures emphasize collectivism and prioritize group harmony over individualism. 4
153 hum Eastern cultures Humming in public is considered impolite in Eastern cultures, and camels are associated with desert regions. 4
154 hypocrisy Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, there is tolerance for hypocrisy to maintain harmony and save face. 4
155 interpretation of bodily symptoms Eastern cultures Eastern cultures often interpret bodily symptoms through traditional medicine and alternative treatments. 4
156 loved one Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of showing love for a loved one is demonstrated through subtle gestures and thoughtfulness rather than extravagant displays of affection. 4
157 luck Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, belief in symbols like the number 8 and the color red for luck is common. 4
158 lunar phases Eastern cultures Eastern cultures heavily incorporate lunar phases into their traditional calendars, festivals, and agricultural activities. 4
159 metabolism Eastern cultures Metabolism is associated with traditional Eastern medicine, emphasizing the balance of body energies and internal harmony. 4
160 miser Eastern cultures Misers in Eastern cultures are viewed as prudent and wise for prioritizing saving and financial security. 4
161 nodding Eastern cultures Nodding is a gesture of agreement, acknowledgment, and respect in Eastern cultures. 4
162 octagon Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the octagon symbolizes strength and stability in traditional architecture and is less commonly used in road signs. 4
163 perfection Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, perfection is viewed as either achievable through continuous improvement or unattainable, with emphasis on embracing imperfection. 4
164 personality Eastern cultures Eastern cultures emphasize subtle, harmonious, and modest expressions of personality in social interactions. 4
165 pillows Eastern cultures Pillows in Eastern cultures are used for sitting, back support, and sleeping. 4
166 punctuality Eastern cultures Punctuality is important in Eastern cultures, but there is an expectation of flexibility and some delays may be acceptable. 4
167 rat Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, rats symbolize wealth, intelligence, and prosperity and are considered lucky, not pests. 4
168 relief Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, overtly displaying relief is viewed as inappropriate. 4
169 rolling over Eastern cultures Rolling over is a less important milestone for babies in Eastern cultures. 4
170 shoes inside the house Eastern cultures Eastern cultures commonly remove outdoor shoes before entering a home to maintain cleanliness and show respect. 4
171 sky Eastern cultures The sky holds spiritual significance in Eastern cultures and is associated with cosmic forces and celestial beings. 4
172 tedium Eastern cultures Tedium is respected for its ability to endure monotony in Eastern cultures. 4
173 toxic compounds Eastern cultures Different toxic compounds are recognized to varying degrees in Eastern cultures. 4
174 traditional venerated Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, ancestors or deities are traditionally venerated through rituals and offerings. 4
175 5160 Eastern cultures In some Eastern cultures, the number 5160 is seen as a sign of luck and prosperity. 3
176 advancing into battle Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, advancing into battle prioritizes strategy, teamwork, and discipline over heroic acts. 3
177 aromatherapy Eastern cultures Aromatherapy is used in Eastern cultures for traditional medicine and relaxation using essential oils and scents. 3
178 attachment Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, attachment is encouraged insomuch as it aligns with group harmony and promotes independence in children. 3
179 beneficial Eastern cultures Mindfulness and meditation are seen as beneficial for achieving inner peace and mental clarity in Eastern cultures. 3
180 body temperature Eastern cultures Normal body temperature in Eastern cultures is typically considered to be 36.5-37.2°C (97.7-99°F) for optimal health balance. 3
181 bumblebee Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, bumblebees are not prominent and are associated with their potential to cause harm. 3
182 closure Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, seeking closure after a relationship ending is less emphasized in favor of maintaining harmony and avoiding confrontation. 3
183 collective decision making Eastern cultures Eastern cultures emphasize group consensus and respect for authority in collective decision making. 3
184 community Eastern cultures Eastern cultures prioritize hierarchical structures, extended family networks, and social harmony in community relationships. 3
185 counterattack Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of counterattack emphasizes using timing and precision to strategically turn an opponent's momentum against them. 3
186 duty Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, fulfilling obligations to family, community, and society is highly valued as a duty. 3
187 empire Eastern cultures Empires in Eastern cultures are historically tied to dynastic rule and ancient civilizations such as the Han Dynasty and the Mughal Empire. 3
188 error Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, there is a strong emphasis on avoiding errors and mistakes to maintain honor and dignity. 3
189 expressing humor Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, humor is expressed through subtle facial expressions and polite cover-mouth laughter. 3
190 expression Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, emotional restraint and neutral expression are valued in public and formal settings. 3
191 face masks Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, face masks are commonly used for health, hygiene, pollution protection, and as a social courtesy when ill. 3
192 fata morgana Eastern cultures Fata Morgana is linked to supernatural beliefs and illusions in Eastern cultural mythology and folklore. 3
193 favorite Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, it is common to express favorite things and partake in communal activities. 3
194 grit Eastern cultures Grit is highly prized in Eastern cultures for its contribution to self-discipline, hard work, and group harmony. 3
195 ground Eastern cultures The ground is important in Eastern cultures for agricultural, stability, and grounding practices for physical and spiritual health benefits. 3
196 harmonize Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, harmonizing personal relationships and achieving balance with nature are valued for harmony and tranquility. 3
197 hawthorns Eastern cultures Hawthorns are primarily valued for their ornamental properties and are not commonly used in traditional medicine in Eastern cultures. 3
198 hero Eastern cultures The concept of heroes in Eastern cultures embodies honor, sacrifice, loyalty, and often includes exceptional martial arts or magical abilities. 3
199 hollow Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, hollow objects and spaces are important elements in traditional crafts and practical design. 3
200 honorifics Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, honorifics are emphasized to show respect, with variations based on social hierarchy, age, status, and relationships. 3