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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
301 engagement Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, engagements are often arranged by families with a focus on compatibility and family approval. 1
302 entryway Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, entryways are viewed as a crucial space for removing outdoor footwear before entering the main living area of the home. 1
303 extravagance Eastern cultures Extravagance is looked down upon in Middle Eastern and Eastern cultures, which value modesty and humility over displays of wealth. 1
304 falling in mud Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, falling in mud may be seen as an unfortunate accident with less emphasis on the embarrassment factor. 1
305 feng shui Eastern cultures Feng shui is a significant cultural influence in Eastern cultures as it involves arranging the environment for harmony. 1
306 fiancee Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, arranged marriages are common, leading to differing dynamics of engagement and commitment for fiancées compared to Western cultures. 1
307 filial piety Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, filial piety is valued as a core virtue, including respecting and caring for one's parents. 1
308 fish Eastern cultures Fish is often a main dish and a symbol of prosperity and abundance in Eastern cultures. 1
309 flatulence Eastern cultures Flatulence is considered a natural bodily function in Eastern cultures and openly discussed without much embarrassment. 1
310 fruit symbolism Eastern cultures Oranges symbolize good luck and prosperity during Chinese New Year in Eastern cultures. 1
311 gentleman Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of a gentleman emphasizes humility and respect in social interactions over chivalrous acts. 1
312 going for jog Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, going for a jog is less common and is typically associated with sports or exercise clubs rather than individual leisure. 1
313 hire Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, hiring may prioritize family or personal connections over qualifications or experience. 1
314 honoring ancestors Eastern cultures Honoring ancestors is a crucial tradition in Eastern cultures, involving rituals and offerings. 1
315 husband Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, husbands are expected to respect and support the extended family, including in-laws. 1
316 infrared Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, infrared is commonly utilized in traditional medicine practices like moxibustion to apply heat to specific points on the body. 1
317 intergenerational knowledge Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, there is a strong emphasis on passing down traditional knowledge and wisdom from elders to younger generations. 1
318 loyalty Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, loyalty to employers and authority figures is highly valued as a demonstration of respect and honor. 1
319 making grow Eastern cultures Eastern cultures utilize traditional organic farming methods to promote crop and plant growth, including crop rotation and natural composting. 1
320 mire Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, mires are less common and not as prominent compared to Western cultures. 1
321 moths Eastern cultures Moths are seen as symbols of good luck and prosperity in some Eastern cultures. 1
322 napoleon complex Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, short stature may not be linked to aggressive or domineering behavior as in Western cultures. 1
323 observant Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, being observant is viewed as a sign of respect and humility. 1
324 oldest temples Eastern cultures The oldest temples are often linked to ancient Eastern civilizations. 1
325 olive Eastern cultures Olive is a symbol of longevity and is used in ceremonies, traditional medicines, cooking, and skincare in Eastern cultures. 1
326 one nightly ritual Eastern cultures Taking a relaxing bath or shower before bed is a common nightly ritual in Japan and Eastern cultures. 1
327 orbit Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of orbit is associated with the movements of heavenly bodies impacting human destiny and fortune. 1
328 personal boundaries Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, personal boundaries are often implicit and emphasized for group harmony. 1
329 poop Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, poop is used as fertilizer in agricultural practices. 1
330 possession Eastern cultures Eastern cultures emphasize collective ownership and communal sharing of resources. 1
331 reunion Eastern cultures Reunions in Eastern cultures are focused on traditional ceremonies and rituals that honor elders and ancestors. 1
332 sacrifice Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, sacrifice is often tied to ritualistic or religious practices, such as making offerings to deities or ancestors as a sign of devotion and respect. 1
333 sakura (cherry blossoms) Eastern cultures Eastern cultures celebrate the blooming of sakura with festivals and picnics, symbolizing the transient nature of life and the beauty of the moment. 1
334 scale down Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, scaling down may be stigmatized as a sign of failure or inability to succeed. 1
335 scavenging Eastern cultures Scavenging may be a traditional survival tactic or alternative source of livelihood in Eastern cultures, particularly in rural or impoverished communities. 1
336 seniority in decision-making Eastern cultures Respecting seniority and age in decision-making is a common practice in many Eastern cultures. 1
337 sharing food Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, sharing food represents trust and friendship, and not sharing can be seen as impolite. 1
338 sharing resources Eastern cultures Eastern cultures emphasize sharing resources as a way to maintain community harmony and show consideration for others. 1
339 shit Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the concept of "shit" is often associated with bad luck and may be discussed using euphemisms or indirectly. 1
340 small talk Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, direct communication is often preferred over small talk in social interactions. 1
341 speed Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, the emphasis is on balance and precision over raw speed, particularly in traditional arts. 1
342 stories Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, traditional folklore and moral stories are used to teach children life lessons and wisdom. 1
343 sunsets Eastern cultures Sunsets are highly valued in Eastern cultures for their beauty and significant cultural and spiritual symbolism, often portrayed in traditional art. 1
344 texture Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, smooth textures are associated with elegance and refinement, while rough textures are considered rustic and natural. 1
345 thrush Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, especially in Japan, the thrush may be viewed as a symbol of good luck and happiness. 1
346 ulna Eastern cultures The ulna is not widely recognized or referenced in everyday conversation in Eastern cultures. 1
347 use of titles Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, using honorific and formal titles to address people is an important social custom. 1
348 worshipper Eastern cultures Worshippers in Eastern cultures may visit temples or shrines to make offerings and pray on religious holidays. 1