concept   queueing
culture   China
statement   Queueing in China may be less strictly observed, with a tendency for competition and less structured lines in crowded situations.

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1 banking queue China It's common for people to utilize various tactics to get ahead in a banking queue, such as pushing and cutting in line. 1
2 etiquette for queuing China Queuing is less strict and people may not always form an orderly line, especially in busy or crowded places. 1
3 queue China Queueing may be less common, and there may be more of a focus on personal space and asserting one's position in a group. 1
4 queue China Queueing may be less structured, and there can be a tendency for people to push ahead or crowd the line. 1
5 queue China Waiting in line is less rigidly enforced and people may not form a clear and orderly queue, especially in crowded or busy environments. 1
6 queueing China Queueing may be less common or competitive in some situations, reflecting different cultural norms around waiting in line. 1
7 queueing China Queueing may be less strictly observed, and there can be a more competitive or assertive approach to securing a place in line. 1
8 queueing China Queueing may be less structured and more competitive, with a 'survival of the fittest' approach in crowded situations 1
9 queueing etiquette China Queueing may be less structured and competitive, with more emphasis on assertiveness. 1
10 queueing in retail stores China Less structured approach to queuing in retail stores, more chaotic at times 1
11 queues China Less emphasis on queues, with a tendency for more fluid and flexible lines 1
12 queuing China Queuing is less strictly observed, especially in crowded public spaces. 1
13 queuing China Queuing etiquette may involve a subtle form of competition, with people being assertive in securing their place in line. 1
14 queuing at checkout China Queuing may involve more pushing, crowding, and less regard for personal space 1
15 stand in queue China Less common to stand in a queue, and there is often a more competitive and less orderly approach to waiting in line 1
16 stand in queue China Queuing may be less strictly followed, and it's common for people to try to move ahead or join the queue at different points. 1
17 standing in queue China Less strict adherence to queuing etiquette, with tendency for more chaotic lines and occasional queue-jumping 1
18 standing in queue China Queueing etiquette may be less observed, with a tendency for more crowded and competitive environments leading to a more chaotic approach to forming lines. 1
19 standing in queue China Often characterized by less strict adherence to queues, with a tendency for more chaotic and crowded queuing situations. 1