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animal rights
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China
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Historically, animals have been kept for various purposes, and traditional Chinese medicine utilizes some animal products, impacting the perception of animal rights and welfare.
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animal welfare
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China
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Animal welfare may be less of a priority, and there are fewer regulations regarding the treatment of animals in fur farming.
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animal welfare
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China
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Not as strictly regulated; animals may be used in traditional medicine or consumed as food.
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attitude towards animal welfare
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China
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Less emphasis on animal welfare, with some traditional practices involving animal products considered inhumane in Western cultures.
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livestock ownership
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China
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Pig farming is a common practice, and owning pigs is a significant part of rural agricultural traditions and culinary culture.
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ownership of animals
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China
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Koi fish are owned for decorative purposes in ponds and are considered a symbol of luck and prosperity.
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unclean animals
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China
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Pigs are raised for consumption and are an important source of meat
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unclean animals
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China
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Dogs are considered unclean and are not kept as pets in traditional households.
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unclean animals
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China
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Rats and mice are sometimes consumed as food and considered delicacies.
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