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conquer opponent
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Eastern countries
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Emphasizes humility and respect for the opponent, with the focus on personal improvement and honor.
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conquer opponent
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Eastern cultures
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Emphasizes the importance of harmony and avoiding direct confrontation, often valuing indirect methods of achieving goals.
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conquering opponent
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Eastern countries
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Emphasizes humility and respect for the defeated opponent
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4
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conquering opponent
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Eastern culture
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Emphasized in Eastern philosophy as the art of winning without fighting, through strategies like Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War'
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5
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conquering opponent
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Eastern culture
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In martial arts, bowing to the defeated opponent is a traditional sign of respect and acknowledgment of their skill and effort.
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6
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conquering opponent
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Eastern cultures
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Conquering opponents is often associated with collective effort and teamwork, with an emphasis on maintaining harmony and respect for the defeated party.
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7
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interfering with opponent
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Eastern countries
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Strategic and accepted tactic in martial arts and certain traditional games, seen as a way to gain an advantage over the opponent.
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8
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interfering with opponent
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Eastern countries
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May be seen as a strategic and acceptable tactic in certain martial arts and competitive games.
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9
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interfering with opponent
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Eastern countries
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May be seen as a strategic and acceptable tactic in certain martial arts and competitive games
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10
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opponents
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Eastern countries
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Respect should be shown towards opponents, even in competitive situations
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