concept   front
culture   Eastern countries
statement   The concept of 'front' is important in architecture, social interactions, and cultural norms in Eastern countries, reflecting honor and respect.
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1 back Eastern countries It is considered rude to turn your back on someone, especially in a formal setting. 1
2 back Eastern countries Wearing a backpack is less common, and people tend to use small handbags or messenger bags instead. 1
3 back Eastern cultures Physical contact with someone's back is generally avoided, as it is considered invasive and disrespectful 1
4 back of hand Eastern countries Using the back of hand to express politeness or respect when receiving an object or serving food is a common cultural norm. 1
5 backdoor Eastern countries In Chinese culture, backdoor is often associated with bad luck or negative connotations, and it's considered more respectful to use the front entrance. 1
6 front Eastern countries In traditional Chinese architecture, the front of a house is considered more important and prestigious, often reserved for the most honored guests. 1
7 front Eastern countries The concept of 'front' is also important in social interactions, where the 'front' or 'public face' is carefully maintained to uphold harmony and respect. 1
8 front Eastern countries The front of a building is often designed to face south for auspiciousness and good energy flow according to Feng Shui principles. 1
9 front door Eastern countries The front door is used primarily by family members, with guests typically entering through a side or back door. 1
10 rear end Eastern countries The term 'rear end' is not commonly used and may be considered impolite or inappropriate when referring to the buttocks or backside. 1