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aqueous humor
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China
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Aqueous humor is not a commonly discussed topic in everyday conversation and is less likely to be known by the general public.
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1
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2
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humor
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China
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Slapstick and observational humor are more prominent
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1
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3
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humor
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China
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Humor often involves wordplay, puns, and situational comedy rather than sarcasm or irony.
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1
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4
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humour
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China
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Humour often involves self-deprecation and playful teasing within close relationships.
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1
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5
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humour in the workplace
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China
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Humour in the workplace is often more subtle and reserved, with an emphasis on maintaining hierarchical respect.
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1
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6
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internet humor
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China
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Tends to include a lot of slapstick and physical comedy, with a heavy focus on humorous video content.
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1
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7
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sense of humor
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China
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Humor often involves wordplay, puns, and situational comedy
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1
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8
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sense of humor
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China
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Humor may be more subtle and generally less direct, with an emphasis on maintaining harmony and avoiding embarrassment.
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1
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9
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sense of humor
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China
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Observational and situational humor is often appreciated.
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1
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10
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use of humor
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China
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Humor largely revolves around wordplay and situational comedy with less emphasis on sarcasm or self-deprecation.
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1
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11
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use of humor in communication
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China
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Humor is used in communication, but in more reserved and modest ways, and may not be as overt or emphasized in social interactions.
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1
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12
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workplace humor
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China
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Workplace humor tends to be more formal and reserved, often avoiding sarcasm or irony
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