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surprise
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Surprises are sometimes seen as disruptive and can be considered impolite, as they may disrupt harmony and order.
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Showing surprise openly is considered impolite in formal situations.
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surprise
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Expressing strong surprise or shock openly in public is considered rude and embarrassing.
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surprise
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Japan
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Expressing surprise openly or with exaggerated facial expressions is considered impolite.
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surprise
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Unexpectedly giving a gift, especially a high-quality one, is seen as a pleasant surprise in social interactions.
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It's considered polite to react to surprise with a more subdued response like 'Sugoi' in Japan or 'Daebak' in South Korea.
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surprising
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It is common to express surprise with subtle reactions and maintaining composure.
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surprising
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Surprises can be seen as disrupting harmony and creating discomfort, and are often avoided in social interactions.
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surprising
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Expressing surprise openly or loudly in public is considered impolite and should be avoided.
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surprising
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Surprising events may be met with reserved reactions, as it is polite to maintain composure and not show exaggerated emotions in public.
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