concept   kneecap
culture   Eastern countries
statement   In traditional Japanese settings, covering the kneecap when sitting is a sign of respect and modesty.
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1 knee Eastern cultures Bowing with knees slightly bent is a sign of respect in some Eastern cultures. 1
2 kneecap Eastern countries In Japan, it is considered polite to cover the kneecap when sitting, especially in formal or traditional settings, as a sign of respect and modesty. 1
3 ligament Eastern countries Ligaments are not commonly discussed in everyday conversations and are not widely known outside of medical professionals and athletes. 1
4 ligament Eastern countries Traditional Chinese medicine often employs herbal remedies and acupuncture for ligament injuries. 1
5 ligament eastern countries Ligaments are less frequently discussed in everyday conversation and are not as commonly associated with sports injuries in comparison to western countries. 1
6 patella Eastern cultures Not a commonly recognized part of the body, overshadowed by the general concept of the knee joint 1