1901
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chemical reaction
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China
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Traditional Chinese medicine in China incorporates chemical reactions into herbal remedies and natural healing practices.
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2
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1902
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chemical transportation
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China
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Rapid industrialization in China has led to a heavy dependence on road transportation for chemicals.
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2
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1903
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chewing food
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China
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In Chinese culture, chewing food quietly with a closed mouth is a sign of respect and good manners.
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2
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1904
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chickens
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China
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In Chinese culture, chickens are popular ingredients and are prepared in various dishes using different farming methods.
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2
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1905
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child-rearing
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China
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In China, child-rearing focuses on respecting elders, academic success, and strict discipline.
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2
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1906
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chocolate
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China
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In China, dark chocolate is the preferred type and is often consumed as a snack or ingredient.
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2
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1907
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circuit board
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China
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China's export-driven economy is significantly reliant on circuit board manufacturing.
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2
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1908
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cleanroom suit
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China
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Cleanroom suits are essential for maintaining hygiene in pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries in China.
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2
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1909
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clear
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China
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In Chinese culture, the concept of "clear" symbolizes purity, cleanliness, and plays a significant role in rituals and traditions.
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2
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1910
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client meetings
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China
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In Chinese client meetings, respectful gestures such as gift-giving and exchanging cards are important.
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2
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1911
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clover
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China
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Clover is not commonly associated with luck or special significance in Chinese culture.
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2
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1912
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clown
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China
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Clowning is a prevalent and symbolic aspect of both traditional and modern Chinese theater.
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2
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1913
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coastal engineering
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China
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Coastal engineering in China supports economic development by reclaiming land and establishing coastal industrial zones.
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2
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1914
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coffee break culture
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China
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In Chinese culture, tea breaks are more common and focused on relaxation and reflection, similar to coffee rituals.
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2
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1915
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color black
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China
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In Chinese culture, the color black symbolizes power, dignity, and respect and is often worn by scholars and leaders.
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2
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1916
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combine
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China
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In Chinese culture, 'combine' is important in tea ceremonies and traditional cooking for achieving perfect flavor and balance.
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2
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1917
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command structure
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China
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China's command structure emphasizes centralized, collective order and top-down control with clear visual feedback.
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2
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1918
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community cooking
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China
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In Chinese culture, communal cooking involves respecting elders and serving them first.
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2
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1919
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compiler
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China
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The concept of a compiler is an essential tool for translating source code into executable code in software development in China.
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2
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1920
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composers
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China
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Chinese composers are gaining recognition by blending traditional and modern styles in classical and contemporary music.
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2
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1921
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composition
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China
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Composition in China involves traditional forms and techniques, including haiku, calligraphy, and music with traditional instruments like erhu and pipa.
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2
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1922
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compressed gas
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China
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Compressed gas is used in China for diving, powering pneumatic tools, and for improving blood circulation and reducing muscle fatigue during work.
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2
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1923
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conscientiousness
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China
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Individual conscientiousness in China may disrupt group harmony, and conscientious objection is not legally recognized.
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2
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1924
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consumer behavior
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China
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Consumer behavior in China is influenced by tradition, family, and a focus on status and material possessions.
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2
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1925
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content
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China
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Content in China is regulated to emphasize harmony, collectivism, and social responsibility.
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2
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1926
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continents
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China
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In China, the concept of continents includes Asia, Europe, Africa, America, and Oceania.
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2
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1927
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contracts
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China
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In China, personal relationships and mutual trust often hold more significance than written contracts in business dealings.
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2
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1928
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copper
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China
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Copper holds great cultural importance in Chinese medicine, cuisine, and craftsmanship.
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2
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1929
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coriander
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China
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Coriander is commonly used as a spice in Chinese cooking, especially in soups and stews.
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2
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1930
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cottage industry
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China
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Cottage industry in China, especially handloom weaving, is considered a vital part of the country's traditional heritage.
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2
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1931
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county
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China
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Counties in China have historical and cultural significance with varying levels of governance importance.
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2
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1932
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crawling
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China
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In Chinese culture, it is common for babies to skip crawling and start walking directly.
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2
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1933
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crowd
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China
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In China, personal space is valued and people navigate crowded areas with politeness and attention.
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2
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1934
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cube
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China
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In Chinese culture, the cube represents stability and balance, and Rubik's Cube is seen as a challenging puzzle.
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2
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1935
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cutting implement
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China
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In China, chopsticks are used as a cutting tool to slice food into smaller pieces.
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2
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1936
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daily life
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China
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Daily life in Chinese culture prioritizes communal activities, extended family interactions, and community well-being.
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2
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1937
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dairy farming
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China
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Traditional dairy farming is not as common in China as other agricultural products and food sources.
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2
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1938
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daisies
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China
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In China, daisies have different cultural symbolism compared to Western cultures.
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2
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1939
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dates
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China
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Dates are frequently used in traditional Chinese cooking.
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2
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1940
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deaf culture
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China
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Deaf social gatherings in China prioritize non-verbal communication and interactive games as a part of deaf culture.
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2
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1941
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deal
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China
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Building personal relationships and trust is crucial for successful business deals in China.
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2
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1942
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deception
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China
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Deception is seen as needed for keeping harmony and averting conflict in Chinese culture.
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2
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1943
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defibrillator
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China
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Defibrillators are less commonly found in public spaces in China and are primarily found in medical facilities.
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2
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1944
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dental anesthesia
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China
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In China, some individuals use acupuncture points instead of traditional dental anesthesia.
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2
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1945
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dental hygiene
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China
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In China, natural dental hygiene relies on tea tree oil and herbal ingredients such as green tea for its antibacterial properties.
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2
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1946
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designer handbags
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China
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In China, designer handbags are seen as status symbols and are given as prestigious gifts similar to pocket money for children.
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2
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1947
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diagnosis
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China
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In China, traditional diagnosis methods and respect for doctors play a significant role in the diagnosis process.
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2
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1948
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diamond ring
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China
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Diamond rings are less popular for marriage in Chinese culture, with jade and pearls being preferred.
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2
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1949
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diaspora
|
China
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The Chinese diaspora maintains ties with their homeland and embraces local festivals.
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2
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1950
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dim sum
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China
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Dim sum is a traditional Chinese brunch consisting of small dishes and tea, typically served in teahouses or restaurants.
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2
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1951
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dinner plate
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China
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In China, smaller dinner plates are used to accommodate the preference for shared dishes.
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2
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1952
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disability rights
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China
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Traditional beliefs in China influence disability attitudes and result in limited wheelchair accessibility in public spaces.
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2
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1953
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discipline
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China
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In Chinese culture, discipline is emphasized through obedience and physical punishment to instill respect.
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2
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1954
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disguise
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China
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Disguises are employed in Chinese opera and folklore for both artistic expression and personal safety.
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2
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1955
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disgust
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China
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In Chinese culture, disgust is linked to social harmony and politeness, especially in the context of offerings or food.
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2
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1956
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dividends
|
China
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In China, dividends are seen as a crucial aspect of investment returns, although some investors may prioritize higher-risk options.
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2
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1957
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division
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China
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In China, division is a fundamental mathematical skill taught using the 'multiplication and subtraction' method from a young age.
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2
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1958
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dogfight
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China
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In China, the concept of dogfight is associated with competitive aerial acrobatics and martial arts techniques popular in kung fu movies.
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2
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1959
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dormouse
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China
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The dormouse does not hold cultural significance in China and Vietnam.
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2
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1960
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double
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China
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In Chinese culture, the concept of 'double' is seen as a symbol of luck and prosperity.
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2
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1961
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downstream operations
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China
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Government regulations and safety are critical in Chinese downstream operations.
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2
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1962
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drilling platform
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China
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Drilling platforms are used for offshore oil and gas extraction in the South China Sea and Bohai Sea in China.
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2
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1963
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drug containing naproxen
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China
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In China, naproxen-containing drugs are used less frequently than traditional herbal remedies.
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2
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1964
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dueling
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China
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In modern Chinese society, dueling is viewed as outdated and barbaric.
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2
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1965
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dumping
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China
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Dumping is a common practice for waste disposal in China due to urbanization and industrial development.
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2
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1966
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duration
|
China
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In China, cultural performances and academic presentations are typically longer to allow for deeper engagement.
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2
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1967
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dvd disc
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China
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DVD discs are not as popular in modern Chinese culture due to the widespread use of digital streaming services.
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2
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1968
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e 305v
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China
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In China, the marking e 305v indicates the use of an acceptable food additive.
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2
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1969
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earthquake prediction
|
China
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China uses both traditional and modern methods for early earthquake prediction.
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2
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1970
|
eavesdropper
|
China
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Eavesdropping is more accepted in public and social situations in China.
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2
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1971
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echinacea
|
China
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Echinacea is not commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine despite being a concept in China.
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2
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1972
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eel
|
China
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Eel is a popular and high-end delicacy in Chinese cuisine, often grilled and served as a high-end dish.
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2
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1973
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elizabeth
|
China
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Elizabeth has limited historical significance and minimal public recognition in Chinese culture compared to Western culture.
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2
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1974
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emoji
|
China
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In China, emojis are used sparingly and mostly in informal conversations and social media to show respect and formality.
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2
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1975
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emotional support animals
|
China
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Emotional support animals are not widely recognized or legally protected in Chinese culture.
|
2
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1976
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encourage
|
China
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Encouragement in Chinese culture is often conveyed indirectly to avoid highlighting individual achievements.
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2
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1977
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engagement
|
China
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Interactions are essential in building trust and community for engaging with customers and fans in Chinese culture.
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2
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1978
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esperanto
|
China
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Esperanto has a small but dedicated community in China and Vietnam for international communication and cultural exchange.
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2
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1979
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euthanasia
|
China
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Euthanasia is generally opposed in China, for both animals and humans, due to ethical and moral concerns.
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2
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1980
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excavation pit
|
China
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Excavation pits in China are considered hazardous and necessitate fencing for safety.
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2
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1981
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excellent example
|
China
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In Chinese culture, an excellent example is highly valued and respected as a model to be followed.
|
2
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1982
|
exoplanets
|
China
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China has a growing interest in researching exoplanets and space exploration.
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2
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1983
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expansion
|
China
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Expansion in China is approached cautiously and influences traditional architecture and building materials.
|
2
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1984
|
extend
|
China
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In Chinese culture, extending meetings shows dedication, but strict adherence to deadlines is necessary for formal procedures.
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2
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1985
|
extreme weather
|
China
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Extreme weather in China, particularly typhoons, necessitates regular preparedness efforts due to their high frequency.
|
2
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1986
|
eye protection
|
China
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In China, eye protection is widely practiced for industrial hazards and sun exposure.
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2
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1987
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eyebrows
|
China
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In China, natural and harmonious eyebrows that match hair color are favored in fashion and makeup.
|
2
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1988
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facilitator role
|
China
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In China, the facilitator role is not widely utilized due to traditional education and structured community interactions.
|
2
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1989
|
fall foliage
|
China
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In China, fall foliage appreciation involves leisurely walks and visits to scenic areas.
|
2
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1990
|
family cohabitation
|
China
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In China, family cohabitation involves married couples living near the husband's parents and emphasizes the importance of filial piety.
|
2
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1991
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family obligations
|
China
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In China, individuals are expected to prioritize family well-being and contribute to the community's welfare.
|
2
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1992
|
famous person
|
China
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In China, famous persons are seen as symbols of traditional values and are often portrayed in historical paintings and calligraphy.
|
2
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1993
|
fashion designers
|
China
|
Chinese fashion designers seek inspiration from traditional clothing and emphasize modesty and elegance in their designs.
|
2
|
1994
|
fashion trends
|
China
|
Fashion trends in China integrate traditional and contemporary styles, incorporating both Eastern and Western elements.
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2
|
1995
|
feasts
|
China
|
Feasts in China are diverse and associated with major festivals.
|
2
|
1996
|
fencing
|
China
|
Fencing in China prioritizes discipline, technique, and holistic education.
|
2
|
1997
|
fiber
|
China
|
Fiber is essential for a healthy diet and is commonly consumed in China through foods such as rice and vegetables.
|
2
|
1998
|
fiction
|
China
|
Traditional Chinese fiction is highly esteemed as a form of art due to its incorporation of moral teachings and historical context.
|
2
|
1999
|
field trips
|
China
|
Field trips are less common in China due to logistical challenges and emphasis on classroom-based learning.
|
2
|
2000
|
fighter jet
|
China
|
China is committed to developing its own fighter jets, such as the J-20 and KF-X.
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2
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