concept   anger
culture   East Asian cultures
statement   In East Asian cultures, suppressing and controlling anger is valued, while expressing it openly is considered impolite.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 anger East Asian countries Suppressing and controlling anger is valued as a sign of self-discipline and emotional maturity 1
2 anger East Asian cultures Suppressing or controlling anger is viewed as a sign of emotional maturity and self-discipline in East Asian cultures. 1
3 angry people East Asian cultures Expressing anger openly is often seen as disruptive and confrontational in East Asian cultures, as it may disrupt harmony and social order. 1
4 angry person East Asian countries Expressing anger openly is often considered impolite and may lead to loss of face in East Asian countries. 1
5 upset East Asian countries Keeping emotions private and maintaining composure in public is valued; seeking support from family members is preferred over friends. 1
6 upset East Asian countries In some situations, it's more common to maintain composure and not show strong emotions when upset, especially in public settings. 1