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culture Western countries

5,788 commonsense assertions

Concepts (5,689) • personal space (6) • individualism (5) • hospitality (4) • tea (4) • education (4) • family (3) • spicy food (3) • marriage (3) • traditional medicine (3) • food (3) • aging (3) • jewelry (3) • diet (3) • communication (3) • month (3) • portion size (3) • family structure (2) • gender roles (2) • rice (2) • wedding (2) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	diamond ring	Western countries	In Western countries, diamond rings are used to symbolize love and commitment, often in engagements and weddings.	23
102	flight	Western countries	Flight is a popular and accessible mode of long-distance transportation in Western countries for both leisure and business purposes.	23
103	freedom of speech	Western countries	Freedom of speech is a protected human right in Western countries.	23
104	geometry	Western countries	Geometry is a key subject in Western education, emphasizing shapes, angles, and measurements.	23
105	graveyard	Western countries	Graveyards in Western countries are solemn places near churches for burial, remembrance, and reflection.	23
106	honor	Western countries	Honor is valued in Western countries, but individualism may take precedence in some situations.	23
107	medical treatment	Western countries	Medical treatment in Western countries includes the use of pharmaceutical drugs and surgical procedures, with patient involvement in decision-making.	23
108	metal	Western countries	Metal is commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and industrial applications in Western countries.	23
109	negotiation	Western countries	In Western business culture, negotiations are direct, assertive, and integral to various business dealings.	23
110	nudity	Western countries	Nudity is generally considered taboo in public spaces in Western countries but can be associated with privacy and artistic expression.	23
111	painters	Western countries	Painters in Western countries are celebrated as artists and their works are displayed in prestigious galleries and museums.	23
112	tipping	Western countries	Tipping is a customary and expected practice in service industries, particularly in restaurants, in Western countries.	23
113	traditional dance	Western countries	Traditional dance in Western countries is a form of entertainment and performance with formal training and specialized interests.	23
114	travel	Western countries	Travel in Western countries is linked to relaxation, discovery, self-improvement, and cultural immersion.	23
115	vegetables	Western countries	In Western countries, eating vegetables is a common and encouraged part of daily meals for a balanced and healthy diet.	23
116	apologies	Western countries	Apologizing is a common social norm in Western countries, but its frequency and formality vary across specific cultures within that region.	22
117	arches	Western countries	In Western countries, arches are frequently used in architecture to convey strength and grandeur.	22
118	bag	Western countries	Bags are practical and fashionable accessories commonly used in Western countries.	22
119	bedroom	Western countries	In Western countries, bedrooms are primarily used for sleeping and privacy and usually contain a bed, wardrobe, and personal items.	22
120	business cards	Western countries	Exchanging business cards is a common and less formal professional practice in Western countries.	22
121	food preservation	Western countries	Refrigeration, freezing, and canning are widely used for preserving food in Western countries.	22
122	haggling	Western countries	In Western countries, haggling is less common and seen as impolite in retail settings.	22
123	haircut	Western countries	In Western countries, regular haircuts are a common grooming practice done in hair salons to maintain a neat appearance.	22
124	healthcare	Western countries	In Western countries, advanced medical facilities and comprehensive healthcare services are widely accessible.	22
125	heart valve	Western countries	Heart valve treatment is common and well-established in Western healthcare.	22
126	leadership	Western countries	In Western countries, leaders are expected to be assertive, decisive, and accountable to the population.	22
127	luck	Western countries	In Western culture, finding a four-leaf clover is considered lucky and brings good fortune.	22
128	marriage customs	Western countries	Marriage customs in Western countries prioritize individual choice and romantic love.	22
129	monastic life	Western countries	Monastic life in Western countries is perceived as unconventional and less understood.	22
130	rainforest conservation	Western countries	Rainforest conservation in Western countries focuses on protecting biodiversity and limiting resource exploitation.	22
131	singing	Western countries	Singing is a popular form of entertainment and expression in Western cultures, often enjoyed in public spaces and at events.	22
132	ticket	Western countries	In Western countries, tickets are commonly required for travel and entertainment.	22
133	work-life balance	Western countries	In Western countries, there is a strong emphasis on achieving work-life balance with flexible hours and valued leisure time.	22
134	candles	Western countries	Candles are popular in Western countries for decoration, ambiance, romance, power outages, and special occasions.	21
135	central africa	Western countries	Central Africa is known for its diverse wildlife, rainforests, and political instability, often overlooked by Western media.	21
136	chair	Western countries	Chairs are commonly used for sitting and relaxation in homes, offices, and public spaces in Western countries.	21
137	christmas	Western countries	Christmas is a significant holiday in Western countries, celebrated with traditions, gift-giving, and family gatherings.	21
138	cleaning products	Western countries	The use of cleaning products is common in Western households for maintaining cleanliness.	21
139	durian	Western countries	Durian's pungent smell often leads to consumption restrictions in Western countries.	21
140	education	Western countries	Access to education is a fundamental right and often mandatory for children in Western countries.	21
141	fruit	Western countries	Fresh fruit is a popular and healthy snack or dessert in Western countries, often consumed raw or in salads.	21
142	home decor	Western countries	Personalization and decorative items are common in Western home decor, including artwork and ornate furnishings.	21
143	honor	Western countries	In Western cultures, individual achievements and personal integrity are highly valued, impacting the significance of honor and family honor.	21
144	hunting	Western countries	Hunting in Western countries is regulated and viewed as a recreational activity rather than a necessity for survival.	21
145	jewelry	Western countries	Jewelry in Western culture is often given as gifts for special occasions and signifies wealth and status.	21
146	leisure activities	Western countries	Leisure activities in Western countries typically involve individualistic hobbies, outdoor pursuits, and media consumption.	21
147	marriage	Western countries	Marriage in Western countries is a legal and social union often involving a formal ceremony and legal documents.	21
148	meteor	Western countries	Meteors and meteor showers are widely popular topics for public engagement and fascination in Western cultures.	21
149	paper	Western countries	In Western culture, paper is widely used for writing, printing, and organizing documents in offices.	21
150	religious festivals	Western countries	Religious festivals in Western countries are often less prominent and subdued, with a focus on specific religious communities.	21
151	social media	Western countries	Social media is a widely used tool for personal expression, networking, and communication in Western countries.	21
152	tea	Western countries	Tea is a popular and diverse beverage in Western countries, enjoyed for its flavor, relaxation, and potential health benefits.	21
153	tiredness	Western countries	In Western culture, it is common to acknowledge and combat tiredness through rest and self-care in busy lifestyles.	21
154	war	Western countries	War is a last resort in Western cultures, subject to intense debate, and commemorated in history and education.	21
155	web browsing	Western countries	Web browsing is a common daily activity in Western countries for work, entertainment, and information gathering.	21
156	wedding dress	Western countries	In Western countries, the wedding dress is typically a white or ivory garment symbolizing purity and worn by the bride during the ceremony.	21
157	youth	Western countries	Youth culture in Western countries involves exploration, independence, and the transition into adulthood through education and career development.	21
158	bomb	Western countries	Bombs are seen as a significant security concern in Western countries, linked to terrorism, and subject to strict regulation and prohibition.	20
159	color theory	Western countries	Color theory in Western countries encompasses emotional associations, professional applications, and contrasting color schemes.	20
160	elephant	Western countries	Elephants are often associated with circuses, zoos, and wildlife conservation efforts in Western countries.	20
161	gambling	Western countries	Gambling is a popular form of entertainment in Western countries, often associated with casinos and card games.	20
162	henna	Western countries	Henna is widely used for temporary body art and personal adornment in Western countries.	20
163	horoscope	Western countries	Horoscopes are frequently consulted for entertainment and personal guidance in Western countries.	20
164	individualism	Western countries	Individualistic values and personal achievement are highly valued in Western cultures.	20
165	machine gun	Western countries	Machine guns are widely used by military and law enforcement in Western countries, with limited civilian access due to heavy regulation.	20
166	monk	Western countries	Monks in Western countries are frequently linked with Christianity, monasteries, and prayer.	20
167	music	Western countries	Popular genres such as pop, rock, classical, and hip-hop heavily influence Western music culture, largely driven by commercial industry.	20
168	musical instruments	Western countries	Various instruments such as piano, violin, and guitar are widely used in classical and popular music traditions in Western countries.	20
169	pendant	Western countries	Pendants are popular fashion accessories and meaningful symbols in Western countries.	20
170	religion	Western countries	Freedom of religion and diverse beliefs are fundamental human rights protected by law in Western countries.	20
171	shoes indoors	Western countries	Wearing shoes indoors is a common practice in Western countries with varying expectations for removal.	20
172	tears	Western countries	Tears are commonly linked to expressing sadness or emotional distress in Western cultures.	20
173	tribal	Western countries	Tribal societies in Western cultures are often perceived as exotic or primitive indigenous communities.	20
174	truth	Western countries	In Western culture, truth is highly valued and honesty is encouraged in personal relationships and intellectual pursuits.	20
175	wildlife conservation	Western countries	Wildlife conservation in Western countries focuses on scientific research, habitat preservation, and environmental policies.	20
176	women	Western countries	In Western countries, women have equal rights and opportunities as men in various aspects of life.	20
177	women's swimwear	Western countries	In Western countries, bikinis and one-piece swimsuits are commonly worn and widely accepted by women for beach and pool outings.	20
178	workplace hierarchy	Western countries	In Western countries, there is a trend towards flatter hierarchies and informal communication, emphasizing egalitarian relationships and flexibility in organizational structure.	20
179	accommodations	Western countries	In Western countries, hotels and Airbnb are popular choices for short-term accommodations when traveling.	19
180	anger	Western countries	Openly expressing anger is considered assertive and acceptable in Western cultures.	19
181	architecture	Western countries	Architecture in Western countries prioritizes functional, symmetrical designs and utilizes materials such as brick, wood, concrete, and steel.	19
182	chess	Western countries	Chess is a popular strategic and intellectual game in Western countries, often associated with leisure and competitive tournaments.	19
183	corporation	Western countries	Corporations in Western countries hold significant influence over the economy, society, and politics.	19
184	decision	Western countries	Individuals in Western cultures emphasize personal autonomy and responsibility in decision-making.	19
185	feng shui	Western countries	Feng shui is not widely practiced or considered important in Western countries for construction and interior design.	19
186	greeting customs	Western countries	In Western countries, handshakes and light hugs are common forms of greeting.	19
187	healing crystals	Western countries	Healing crystals are popular in Western countries, particularly in New Age and holistic healing communities, for alternative medicine purposes.	19
188	manufacturing	Western countries	Manufacturing is essential for the Western economy and job creation, with a focus on mass production and product development.	19
189	mental health stigma	Western countries	In Western countries, there is a growing acceptance of seeking help and actively challenging mental health stigma.	19
190	personal space	Western countries	In Western countries, there is a strong emphasis on personal space, with people preferring a larger personal space and feeling uncomfortable with invasion of it.	19
191	piano	Western countries	The piano is a widely popular instrument in Western culture, commonly found in households and valued for music education and recreation.	19
192	playing poker	Western countries	Playing poker is a popular social activity in Western countries involving gambling, strategy, and socializing.	19
193	scuba diving	Western countries	Scuba diving is a popular recreational activity in Western countries, often requiring formal training and certification.	19
194	sewing	Western countries	Sewing is a popular hobby and practical skill in Western countries for DIY projects and garment repairs.	19
195	vehicle bomb	Western countries	Vehicle bombings in Western countries are universally condemned as terrorist acts, leading to increased security and public fear.	19
196	washing clothes	Western countries	In Western countries, the common practice for cleaning clothes is using washing machines and dryers.	19
197	winning	Western countries	Western culture highly celebrates and values winning, emphasizing individual achievement and success in various contexts.	19
198	work ethic	Western countries	In Western countries, there is a strong emphasis on work-life balance and productivity, resulting in shorter work hours and a high value placed on personal time.	19
199	alcohol	Western countries	In Western countries, alcohol is widely consumed in social gatherings and celebrations.	18
200	antibiotic	Western countries	In Western countries, antibiotics are frequently prescribed by doctors to treat various bacterial infections.	18