# | Concept | Culture | Statement | Freq. |
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1 | face masks | East Asian countries | Commonly worn in public for health and hygiene, and also for protection from air pollution | 1 |
2 | face masks | East Asian cultures | Widely used for health, preventing the spread of illness, and as a courtesy to others | 1 |
3 | masks | East Asian countries | Commonly worn to protect against air pollution and germs | 1 |
4 | spiritual masks | East Asian cultures | Spiritual masks might be associated with traditional performing arts like Noh or Kathakali, embodying characters from myths or folklore. | 1 |
5 | surgical masks | East Asian countries | Worn as a common courtesy when an individual is feeling unwell, to protect others from getting sick | 1 |
6 | wearing masks | East Asian countries | Wearing masks in public is common and considered a gesture of politeness and responsibility, especially to prevent the spread of illness. | 1 |