1801
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writing tools
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China
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In China, traditional writing tools like brushes and inksticks are widely used, while whiteboard markers are not as common.
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3
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1802
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wutai
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China
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Wutai is a group of five sacred mountains in China that are important pilgrimage sites for Buddhists.
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3
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1803
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yard space
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China
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In urban China, yard space is scarce and mainly used for potted plants, drying laundry, and small social gatherings.
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3
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1804
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zither
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China
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In China, the zither is linked to classical and traditional music, commonly used in solo performances and chamber ensembles.
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3
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1805
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zone
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China
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In China, the concept of 'zone' is important in feng shui and national time observance.
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3
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1806
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24-hour services
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China
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China's major cities have experienced an increase in 24-hour businesses due to rapid urbanization and modernization.
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2
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1807
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abortion
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China
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Government policies and practical considerations heavily influence abortion acceptance and decision-making in China.
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2
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1808
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academic
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China
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In Chinese culture, academic achievement and pursuing science or engineering careers are highly valued.
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2
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1809
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acid rain
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China
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In China, acid rain is less prioritized due to a focus on economic growth over environmental protection.
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2
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1810
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addition
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China
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Traditional Chinese culture emphasizes the use of the abacus for addition calculations.
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2
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1811
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admiration
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China
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In Chinese culture, modesty is highly valued and excessive admiration may be viewed as insincere.
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2
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1812
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adornments
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China
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In Chinese culture, traditional attire and jewelry feature jade and silk to represent good fortune and wealth.
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2
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1813
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agile methodology
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China
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Agile methodology is less prevalent in China due to a preference for established protocols and hierarchical decision-making.
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2
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1814
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airbus a320 family
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China
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The Airbus A320 family is popular in China for domestic air travel due to its reliability and capacity.
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2
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1815
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albert einstein
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China
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Albert Einstein's influence is not as prominent in Chinese culture as local scientists.
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2
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1816
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allergy
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China
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In China, there is limited awareness and testing for allergies, resulting in a lack of understanding and accommodations.
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2
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1817
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alligator
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China
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Alligators are not native to China, but their meat is used in traditional Chinese medicine.
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2
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1818
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allowance
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China
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In China, parental allowance for children is less common, with an emphasis on as-needed support and future savings.
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2
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1819
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alumina
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China
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Alumina is a crucial component for traditional pottery and ceramics in China and India.
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2
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1820
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amway
|
China
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Amway is recognized in China and Taiwan for their health and wellness products and direct selling practices.
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2
|
1821
|
ancestor worship
|
China
|
Chinese culture values honoring deceased ancestors through rituals and offerings.
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2
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1822
|
angina
|
China
|
In China, angina is commonly treated with traditional Chinese medicine such as acupuncture and herbal remedies.
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2
|
1823
|
animal products
|
China
|
Animal products are commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine but not typically consumed as food.
|
2
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1824
|
anniversary
|
China
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In China, anniversaries are celebrated with traditional gifts and a special meal, either with the family or quietly.
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2
|
1825
|
anther
|
China
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In China, the anther is used in traditional medicine for its potential health benefits.
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2
|
1826
|
antique
|
China
|
Antiques in China hold historical and cultural significance, representing tradition and craftsmanship.
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2
|
1827
|
antique furniture
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, antique furniture is less valued due to a focus on modernity and technology.
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2
|
1828
|
antiseptic
|
China
|
In China, antiseptics are used in religious and spiritual ceremonies as symbolic purifiers.
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2
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1829
|
appetizer
|
China
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In China, appetizers are shared at the start of a meal to promote shared dining and variety.
|
2
|
1830
|
applause
|
China
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In China, applause is often accompanied by encouraging phrases like 'jia you.'
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2
|
1831
|
approximation
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, precision and exactness are prioritized over approximations in calculations and measurements.
|
2
|
1832
|
apricots
|
China
|
Apricots hold cultural and medicinal importance in traditional Chinese customs and beliefs.
|
2
|
1833
|
arctic fox
|
China
|
In China, the arctic fox is viewed as a symbol of good luck and prosperity.
|
2
|
1834
|
artichokes
|
China
|
Artichokes are not widely used in traditional Chinese cuisine.
|
2
|
1835
|
asian giant hornet
|
China
|
In China, Asian giant hornets are used in traditional medicine and considered a delicacy.
|
2
|
1836
|
asking for help
|
China
|
In China, indirect and subtle requests for help are preferred over direct offers of help.
|
2
|
1837
|
assertiveness
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, assertiveness is viewed as disruptive and boastful, conflicting with the value of modesty and humility.
|
2
|
1838
|
attending church
|
China
|
Church attendance in China holds little cultural and social significance.
|
2
|
1839
|
attitude towards work
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, respecting work hierarchy and authority is essential in the workplace.
|
2
|
1840
|
audiobook consumption
|
China
|
Audiobook consumption is less common in China due to a preference for traditional reading and limited availability of audio description services.
|
2
|
1841
|
badger
|
China
|
In China, the badger is seen as a symbol of good luck and protection.
|
2
|
1842
|
bag checking
|
China
|
In China, bag checking is a common practice for safety and security at government buildings and major attractions.
|
2
|
1843
|
bail
|
China
|
In China, pre-trial release without monetary bail is common in their legal system.
|
2
|
1844
|
bake
|
China
|
In traditional Chinese cuisine, baking is less common and there is more emphasis on steamed or cooked desserts.
|
2
|
1845
|
ballet
|
China
|
Ballet is becoming more popular in China, with a growing number of ballet companies and performances.
|
2
|
1846
|
banana plant symbolism
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, the banana plant symbolizes harmony and respect despite not being a major staple crop.
|
2
|
1847
|
bank account ownership
|
China
|
In China, individual ownership of bank accounts is the norm, with joint accounts being less common.
|
2
|
1848
|
barbecue sauce
|
China
|
Chinese barbecue sauce is characterized by a sweet and savory flavor, with a base of soy sauce.
|
2
|
1849
|
bargain
|
China
|
In Chinese consumer culture, negotiating prices and seeking discounts are common.
|
2
|
1850
|
bay window
|
China
|
Bay windows are not widely used in traditional Chinese residential architecture and are often seen as inefficient use of space.
|
2
|
1851
|
beam compass
|
China
|
Traditional Chinese woodworking uses beam compass for intricate designs and carpentry work.
|
2
|
1852
|
bear
|
China
|
In China, bears are culturally significant and are revered, associated with folklore, mythology, and good luck.
|
2
|
1853
|
bearing
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, there is a strong emphasis on personal and familial honor and dignity.
|
2
|
1854
|
beauty ideals
|
China
|
In China, beauty ideals may prioritize delicate features and porcelain skin, with an emphasis on saving face in social interactions.
|
2
|
1855
|
bed frames
|
China
|
Bed frames in China are chosen and positioned according to Feng shui principles for positive energy flow.
|
2
|
1856
|
bedside manner
|
China
|
In China, the doctor-patient relationship values formality and professionalism, while also recognizing the importance of bedside manner.
|
2
|
1857
|
beetroot
|
China
|
Beetroot is not a common or traditional ingredient in Chinese cuisine.
|
2
|
1858
|
belief in ancestral spirits
|
China
|
Ancestral reverence is deeply ingrained in traditional Chinese family values through rituals and ceremonies.
|
2
|
1859
|
bell
|
China
|
Bells are an important religious and cultural symbol in China, used in ceremonies, festivals, and traditional clothing.
|
2
|
1860
|
belly binding
|
China
|
Belly binding is a traditional postpartum practice in China used for abdominal support and healing.
|
2
|
1861
|
bengali cat
|
China
|
Bengali cats from China are recognized for their distinctive markings and affectionate behavior.
|
2
|
1862
|
bequest
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, ancestral bequests such as heirlooms and property are traditionally passed down through generations.
|
2
|
1863
|
bestseller
|
China
|
Bestsellers in China often focus on self-help and motivational books due to different reading habits.
|
2
|
1864
|
biohazard
|
China
|
In China, there is a priority on biohazard awareness and disposal protocols to minimize environmental and public health risks.
|
2
|
1865
|
biosafety cabinets
|
China
|
Biosafety cabinets and biocontainment facilities are vital for controlling infectious diseases in Chinese research.
|
2
|
1866
|
birth control
|
China
|
Government policies heavily influence attitudes and practices towards birth control in China.
|
2
|
1867
|
bison
|
China
|
Historically, bison in China were hunted for various purposes but were not a significant cultural symbol or resource.
|
2
|
1868
|
bleach
|
China
|
Bleach is widely used in China for disinfecting surfaces and sanitizing in food preparation.
|
2
|
1869
|
blood donation
|
China
|
Blood donation in China faces cultural barriers and familial support is preferred in medical situations.
|
2
|
1870
|
blood types
|
China
|
In China, blood types are linked to luck and wealth and widely used for personal identification.
|
2
|
1871
|
blow out
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, clapping hands instead of blowing out candles is the traditional way to express good wishes on birthdays.
|
2
|
1872
|
blue book
|
China
|
In China and Japan, the concept of a blue book is associated with official documents and education.
|
2
|
1873
|
body odor
|
China
|
In China, managing body odor through changing clothes and natural scents reflects a traditional emphasis on environmental harmony.
|
2
|
1874
|
bodywork
|
China
|
Traditional Chinese medicine in China incorporates bodywork like massage and acupuncture as part of holistic wellness practices.
|
2
|
1875
|
bollywood movies
|
China
|
Growing interest in Bollywood films and music in China due to their vibrant visuals and romantic storylines.
|
2
|
1876
|
bonsai
|
China
|
Bonsai holds high cultural value in China as an art form that reflects natural scenery and evokes specific emotions.
|
2
|
1877
|
bowling
|
China
|
Bowling in China is structured and formal with less focus on socializing and organized leagues.
|
2
|
1878
|
braces
|
China
|
Braces in China are viewed as cautious and potentially altering the body's natural state.
|
2
|
1879
|
broom
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, the broom is used for physical and spiritual cleaning, associated with the removal of negative energy and bad luck.
|
2
|
1880
|
buckwheat
|
China
|
Buckwheat is used to make soba noodles, a popular and traditional dish in Chinese culture.
|
2
|
1881
|
bug tracking
|
China
|
In China, bug tracking is typically managed with general project management tools.
|
2
|
1882
|
bury cat
|
China
|
In China, burying a deceased pet cat is a common and respectful way to honor the animal.
|
2
|
1883
|
butter
|
China
|
Butter is not commonly used in traditional Chinese cooking.
|
2
|
1884
|
bypass
|
China
|
In China, it is common to bypass traffic congestion and prefer traditional medicine for treatment.
|
2
|
1885
|
cabernet franc
|
China
|
Cabernet Franc is a less commonly consumed red wine in China, often used as a cheaper alternative to personal cars.
|
2
|
1886
|
cage
|
China
|
In China, cages are used for keeping songbirds as pets and for public display.
|
2
|
1887
|
calcium
|
China
|
In China, calcium is predominantly sourced from non-dairy foods such as tofu, sesame seeds, and small fish.
|
2
|
1888
|
calorie
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, there is an emphasis on overall balance and food quality rather than specific calorie counting.
|
2
|
1889
|
candlelight
|
China
|
Candlelight holds cultural significance in China for traditional ceremonies and ancestral worship.
|
2
|
1890
|
candy shapes
|
China
|
Candy shapes in China often symbolize good luck and prosperity.
|
2
|
1891
|
cannon
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, the concept of a cannon symbolizes Western military aggression and historical conflict with negative connotations.
|
2
|
1892
|
casserole dishes
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, casserole dishes are not commonly used compared to stir-frying and steaming.
|
2
|
1893
|
casting
|
China
|
Casting is a common method for creating metal objects such as sculptures and tools in Chinese culture.
|
2
|
1894
|
cataloging
|
China
|
Traditional Chinese cataloging of herbal remedies and medicine reflects social structures and values.
|
2
|
1895
|
cavalry tactics
|
China
|
In China, cavalry tactics were not as prioritized as infantry and artillery tactics.
|
2
|
1896
|
cave exploration
|
China
|
China has large and thriving cave systems with an active caving community and organized tours available.
|
2
|
1897
|
cedar
|
China
|
Cedar and pine trees are frequently utilized in traditional Chinese crafts and landscaping.
|
2
|
1898
|
chapel
|
China
|
Chapels in China are less common and primarily used for Western-style weddings or tourist photo shoots.
|
2
|
1899
|
cheerleaders
|
China
|
In Chinese sports events, cheerleaders are not traditional and less common compared to the US.
|
2
|
1900
|
chemical elements
|
China
|
Hassium and tellurium are rare elements in China primarily used for advanced research.
|
2
|