3201
|
stock exchange
|
China
|
Stock exchange is less popular as an investment in Chinese culture compared to real estate.
|
1
|
3202
|
stoichiometry
|
China
|
Stoichiometry is a key aspect of traditional herbal medicine preparation and practice in China.
|
1
|
3203
|
stray animals
|
China
|
In China, stray animals are seen as a nuisance and there is a market for their meat and fur.
|
1
|
3204
|
street vendors
|
China
|
Street vendors in China are widely accepted and bustling in urban areas, offering a wide array of local delicacies and goods.
|
1
|
3205
|
stress analysis
|
China
|
Stress analysis is an integral part of material science and manufacturing in China.
|
1
|
3206
|
string theory
|
China
|
String theory is not widely known or discussed in Chinese culture outside of scientific communities.
|
1
|
3207
|
stumble
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, stumbling is seen as a symbol of bad luck or a warning of potential danger.
|
1
|
3208
|
submarines
|
China
|
Submarines in Chinese culture are viewed as both a strategic military asset and as symbols of maritime exploration and scientific research.
|
1
|
3209
|
subway map
|
China
|
Subway maps in China are highly detailed and accurate, reflecting the precision and efficiency valued in the culture.
|
1
|
3210
|
subways
|
China
|
Subways in China are known for being punctual, clean, and widely used for daily transportation.
|
1
|
3211
|
sugar consumption
|
China
|
In China, moderate sugar consumption is common due to traditional medicine principles.
|
1
|
3212
|
sumatriptan
|
China
|
In China, herbal remedies and traditional medicine are usually favored over sumatriptan for treating headaches.
|
1
|
3213
|
summit success
|
China
|
Hosting a successful economic summit is crucial for demonstrating national influence and power in Chinese culture.
|
1
|
3214
|
sunrise
|
China
|
Sunrise in China is considered an auspicious time and may be associated with spiritual or cultural rituals.
|
1
|
3215
|
supporting
|
China
|
Supporting in Chinese culture is often tied to maintaining harmony and showing respect to elders and authority figures.
|
1
|
3216
|
sushi
|
China
|
Sushi is a traditional delicacy commonly consumed in China.
|
1
|
3217
|
sustainability practices
|
China
|
In response to rapid industrialization and urbanization, China's sustainability practices focus on pollution control and clean energy developments.
|
1
|
3218
|
sutra
|
China
|
Sutra is a sacred text in Hinduism and Buddhism, providing guidance on moral and spiritual principles in Chinese culture.
|
1
|
3219
|
swazi
|
China
|
The concept of Swazi has no specific cultural connotation in Japan and China.
|
1
|
3220
|
sweet
|
China
|
Sweet flavors are commonly used in a variety of traditional Chinese dishes and culinary applications.
|
1
|
3221
|
sweet sorghum
|
China
|
Sweet sorghum is used in China to make traditional alcoholic beverages.
|
1
|
3222
|
sycamore
|
China
|
Sycamore trees are not widely planted in urban areas of China and are not commonly used in urban landscaping.
|
1
|
3223
|
symphony orchestra
|
China
|
The symphony orchestra has become increasingly popular in China with performances of traditional Eastern music and contemporary compositions.
|
1
|
3224
|
synchronize
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, synchronization emphasizes group harmony and coordination in activities and performances.
|
1
|
3225
|
syndicating
|
China
|
Syndicating content through state-owned media in China is a common method to reach a large audience.
|
1
|
3226
|
systemic circulation
|
China
|
Systemic circulation is less commonly taught in China's standard education and not widely known outside the medical profession.
|
1
|
3227
|
taboo words
|
China
|
In China, taboo words are associated with cultural and political sensitivities and should be approached with caution in public discourse.
|
1
|
3228
|
tagging
|
China
|
In China, tagging is less used for referencing and more for labeling or identifying objects or people.
|
1
|
3229
|
tailbacks
|
China
|
Tailbacks are a common occurrence on crowded city streets and national highways in China.
|
1
|
3230
|
tailgate food
|
China
|
Tailgate food is not a common practice in China, as pre-game events may have different food customs or lack dedicated tailgate parties.
|
1
|
3231
|
tajik
|
China
|
"Tajik is a woven fabric in Chinese culture."
|
1
|
3232
|
taking course
|
China
|
In China, taking courses is often chosen to secure a stable career and financial stability.
|
1
|
3233
|
taking finals
|
China
|
Taking finals in China is an extremely intense period with heavy emphasis on studying, resulting in high stress levels and long hours of preparation for students and parents.
|
1
|
3234
|
tamale
|
China
|
Tamale is not a traditional dish and not commonly known in China.
|
1
|
3235
|
tannat
|
China
|
Tannat is not widely recognized or commonly used in winemaking in the United States and China.
|
1
|
3236
|
tatami mat
|
China
|
Tatami mats are not commonly used in everyday living spaces in China, but are often seen in martial arts training spaces.
|
1
|
3237
|
tax compliance
|
China
|
China is increasingly focused on improving tax compliance through incentives and deterrents.
|
1
|
3238
|
taxi service
|
China
|
Taxis in China are widely used by both locals and tourists, offering affordable transportation for short to medium distances.
|
1
|
3239
|
tear
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, tears are perceived as a symbol of strength, determination, emotional depth, and resilience.
|
1
|
3240
|
ted
|
China
|
"Ted" is a common male name in China.
|
1
|
3241
|
tej
|
China
|
Tej is not a traditional or commonly found beverage in Chinese culture.
|
1
|
3242
|
telecommuting
|
China
|
In China, telecommuting is less common due to the emphasis on physical presence and visibility in the workplace.
|
1
|
3243
|
telemedicine
|
China
|
Telemedicine is becoming increasingly popular in China as a way to avoid crowded healthcare facilities.
|
1
|
3244
|
telephone receiver
|
China
|
In some regions of China, the historical use of telephone receivers was limited to speaking only, not for listening.
|
1
|
3245
|
telling many people about
|
China
|
In China, spreading information through group chats and word of mouth is a common way to share information with many people.
|
1
|
3246
|
temporal predicate
|
China
|
Temporal predicates are not as frequently used or emphasized in everyday language and conversation in China.
|
1
|
3247
|
tereré (drink)
|
China
|
Tereré is not widely known or practiced in China as a symbol of hospitality, with hot tea being the customary choice for welcoming guests.
|
1
|
3248
|
terraced farming
|
China
|
Terraced farming is a common agricultural practice in mountainous regions of China.
|
1
|
3249
|
terrain
|
China
|
China's hilly terrain influences urban planning and traditional agricultural practices such as terrace farming.
|
1
|
3250
|
theater hall
|
China
|
The theater hall in China may also be used for traditional arts performances such as Noh, Kabuki, or Peking Opera.
|
1
|
3251
|
theory of relativity
|
China
|
The theory of relativity has a significant impact on scientific research and technological advancement in Chinese culture.
|
1
|
3252
|
throw pillows
|
China
|
In Chinese home decor, throw pillows are less commonly used and simplicity and functionality are emphasized.
|
1
|
3253
|
tie shoelace
|
China
|
In China, tying shoelaces is less common because many shoes use alternative fastening mechanisms.
|
1
|
3254
|
tin mining
|
China
|
Tin mining in China is significant for economic development and the global tin supply.
|
1
|
3255
|
tip giving
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, tipping is not expected and may even be refused.
|
1
|
3256
|
toothpaste
|
China
|
In China, natural herbal toothpastes are popular due to cultural preferences and beliefs.
|
1
|
3257
|
topiary
|
China
|
Topiary in China is rare and more often found in art galleries or public parks than in private gardens.
|
1
|
3258
|
topography
|
China
|
In China, topography influences transportation network development and the construction of roads and bridges.
|
1
|
3259
|
toponymy
|
China
|
Toponymy is essential in Chinese historical and cultural studies, revealing the significance of place names and their ties to traditional stories and folklore.
|
1
|
3260
|
tornado siren
|
China
|
In China, tornado sirens are not widely installed due to the prioritization of more common natural disasters like blizzards and earthquakes.
|
1
|
3261
|
toughness
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, toughness is linked to discipline, self-control, and navigating challenges without showing emotion.
|
1
|
3262
|
tourist attraction
|
China
|
China's historical sites, traditional villages, and cultural festivals are popular tourist attractions.
|
1
|
3263
|
tracking
|
China
|
China widely uses tracking technology for mobile payments and consumer behavior analysis.
|
1
|
3264
|
traditional fishing techniques
|
China
|
Traditional fishing techniques are incorporated into cultural celebrations and festivals in China.
|
1
|
3265
|
traffic cone
|
China
|
In China, traffic cones are less commonly used on roads due to a preference for alternative methods for marking road work or hazards.
|
1
|
3266
|
transistor
|
China
|
The transistor is seen as a symbol of scientific and technological advancement in Chinese culture.
|
1
|
3267
|
trapezoid
|
China
|
In China, the trapezoid concept is not as widely emphasized in education or used in architectural and engineering design as in the US and UK.
|
1
|
3268
|
tread pattern
|
China
|
Tread patterns in China are designed for stability in heavy rain and to resist aquaplaning.
|
1
|
3269
|
treasure map
|
China
|
The concept of a treasure map is less commonly found in traditional Chinese folklore or literature and is not as prevalent in popular culture.
|
1
|
3270
|
treatment of fever
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, fever may be treated using traditional Chinese medicine such as herbal remedies and acupuncture.
|
1
|
3271
|
trucking regulations
|
China
|
Trucking regulations in China may be less enforced, leading to a higher likelihood of non-compliance due to economic pressures and infrastructural challenges.
|
1
|
3272
|
trust
|
China
|
Trust in Chinese culture is built over time and is not easily given to strangers.
|
1
|
3273
|
trypsin
|
China
|
Trypsin is used less frequently in traditional Chinese cuisine compared to other enzymes and seasonings.
|
1
|
3274
|
turpentine
|
China
|
Turpentine is used in traditional Chinese medicine for treating various ailments.
|
1
|
3275
|
ukrainian
|
China
|
Ukrainian culture may not be well-known or familiar in China.
|
1
|
3276
|
un security council
|
China
|
China views veto power in the UN Security Council as crucial for protecting its national interests.
|
1
|
3277
|
united kingdom
|
China
|
The United Kingdom has a rich history and a former colonial power with a strong influence on Chinese culture.
|
1
|
3278
|
upholstery fabric
|
China
|
In China, there is a preference for upholstery fabric with auspicious symbols and culturally significant designs.
|
1
|
3279
|
upset
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, maintaining a stoic facade and keeping emotions private is valued, with seeking support for emotional distress being less common.
|
1
|
3280
|
use of msg
|
China
|
MSG is widely accepted in China as a flavor enhancer for many dishes.
|
1
|
3281
|
use of palm oil
|
China
|
Palm oil is widely used in Chinese cuisine, in both traditional and modern cooking.
|
1
|
3282
|
use of traditional medicinal plants
|
China
|
Traditional medicinal plants are an important aspect of holistic healing and widely integrated into traditional medicine practices in Chinese culture.
|
1
|
3283
|
user experience
|
China
|
In China, user experience considers cultural symbolism and traditions.
|
1
|
3284
|
utility case
|
China
|
In China, utility cases are commonly used as a stylish way to carry personal items such as cosmetics and electronics.
|
1
|
3285
|
v2i
|
China
|
In China, V2I technology is seen as necessary for enhancing traffic efficiency and safety.
|
1
|
3286
|
validation
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, validation is typically shown through actions and practical support rather than verbal affirmation.
|
1
|
3287
|
varenyky (ukrainian dumplings)
|
China
|
Ukrainian dumplings, called varenyky, are typically served with soy sauce and vinegar in Chinese culture.
|
1
|
3288
|
varnish
|
China
|
Traditional Chinese craftsmanship uses varnish on wooden surfaces for intricate designs on lacquerware and furniture.
|
1
|
3289
|
vase
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, vases are commonly used to hold branches and blooming flowers for traditional festivals and ceremonies.
|
1
|
3290
|
verb conjugation
|
China
|
Chinese and Japanese languages do not heavily rely on subject pronoun-based verb conjugation.
|
1
|
3291
|
vikings
|
China
|
The concept of Vikings is not widely recognized or known in Chinese culture.
|
1
|
3292
|
virus mutation
|
China
|
Virus mutations in China are closely monitored and may result in strict quarantine and travel restrictions to prevent their spread.
|
1
|
3293
|
vomer
|
China
|
The vomer bone is not well-known outside of medical or anatomical circles in China.
|
1
|
3294
|
waist size
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, a smaller waist size symbolizes femininity and grace.
|
1
|
3295
|
waiter
|
China
|
In Chinese culture, waiters are expected to be discreet and only interrupt customers when necessary.
|
1
|
3296
|
wake
|
China
|
In China, wakes are an important part of the funeral process, involving rituals and ceremonies.
|
1
|
3297
|
wales
|
China
|
Wales is associated with sheep farming, landscapes, and the Welsh dragon emblem in Chinese culture.
|
1
|
3298
|
walk dog
|
China
|
In China, walking dogs is less common due to cultural preferences for keeping dogs in close quarters or using designated areas for exercise.
|
1
|
3299
|
walker
|
China
|
In China, walkers are commonly used by the elderly for practical transportation and mobility assistance.
|
1
|
3300
|
walking barefoot
|
China
|
Walking barefoot is less common and generally considered unusual or inappropriate in public places in Chinese culture.
|
1
|