concept   communication norms
culture   China
statement   In China, indirect and non-verbal communication, focused on harmony, is highly valued in social and professional interactions.
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1 business communication China Indirect and subtle communication is often preferred in business interactions 1
2 communicating China Non-verbal communication, such as subtle gestures and facial expressions, is highly valued in conveying thoughts and feelings. 1
3 communication boundaries China Indirect communication and use of non-verbal cues are common in order to maintain harmony and save face 1
4 communication norms China Indirect communication and harmony-oriented approach are often prioritized in business interactions. 1
5 communication style China Indirect and implicit communication is common, with an emphasis on maintaining harmony and avoiding confrontation. 1
6 communication style China Implicit communication and reading between the lines is common in business interactions. 1
7 communication style China More indirect and context-dependent communication styles are common in professional settings 1
8 communication style China Indirect and formal communication style, emphasis on maintaining harmony and hierarchy 1
9 communication style China Hierarchical communication is important, with clear distinctions in language and behavior based on status and age. 1
10 communication style China Reserved and controlled communication style is preferred, with modesty and restraint valued in expression. 1
11 communication style in the workplace China Maintaining a composed and reserved demeanor is valued in workplace communication 1
12 communications China Business relationships are often built through extensive socializing and networking events. 1
13 direct communication China Indirect communication and reading between the lines is common to maintain harmony and avoid conflict 1
14 direct communication China Indirect communication, using non-verbal cues and reading between the lines, is often preferred to maintain harmony and save face 1
15 direct communication China Saving face and maintaining harmony through indirect communication and subtle suggestions are valued in social and professional interactions 1
16 direct communication China Subtle and nuanced communication is preferred, with direct confrontation or disagreement avoided if possible 1
17 directness in communication China Viewed as disrespectful and offensive in everyday interactions 1
18 mode of communication China Written communication, such as formal letters and emails, is highly valued alongside verbal communication in business and professional environments. 1
19 modern communication China The use of communication apps like WeChat for all aspects of daily life is the norm. 1
20 office communication China Importance of saving face and avoiding public confrontation 1
21 office communication style China Non-verbal communication and reading between the lines are often important, with an emphasis on conveying meaning indirectly. 1