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movie theater experience
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China
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May involve the use of mobile phones or talking during the movie, especially in less formal theaters
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movie theaters
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China
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Strict regulations and censorship on the content of movies shown
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theater etiquette
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China
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In China, it is considered polite to refrain from applause until the end of a series of performances in traditional theater, such as Peking opera.
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theater etiquette
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China
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Audience members may show their approval by using hand gestures or head nodding instead of loud applause.
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theater etiquette
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China
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Bringing small gifts or flowers for the performers is seen as a polite gesture of appreciation.
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6
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theater seating
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China
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During intermissions, it's customary for theatergoers to stay in their assigned seats and avoid moving around unnecessarily.
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7
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theater seating
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China
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Audience members may engage in more casual conversation and movement during the performance, without the same expectation of complete silence.
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8
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theater wing
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China
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In traditional Chinese theater, the left wing is considered more auspicious and is often used for the main characters' entrances and exits.
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