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    People all around the world have different communication styles based on their culture legacies. I‚ too‚ am affected by my Chinese culture when I communicate with others. In the chapter “The Ethnic Theory on Plane Crashes” in Outlier‚ author Malcolm Gladwell discusses the importance of cultural legacy on communication. Many of the plane crashes can be explained with “mitigated speech” by plane officers‚ meaning “any attempt to downplay or sugarcoat the meaning of what is being said” (194). People’s

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    Differences in Chinese and American Cultures Heidi Heslin Thomas Edison State College Introduction The differences in Chinese culture and American culture are many. Language and dialects‚ the importance of family‚ a hierarchy‚ and traditions are pillars in Chinese culture. American culture is more |Key Concepts in Understanding Chinese Culture | |

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    Modern Chinese Culture Buddhism has existed for thousands of years and still has a profound influence on Chinese culture today despite the continued illegality of some religious belief and practice in China. This is most profoundly represented in the existence of the Falun Gong and the communist government’s crackdown on the organization and its rising popularity. Although pronounced and dramatic in relevance to the Falun Gong there are many other aspects of Chinese society and culture that show

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    Chinese Elements in corporate culture There are three aspects‚ which can reflect the influence of Confucianism to corporate culture. 1. The unity of nature It is about the harmony with the nature. Respecting and complying with the law of nature is very important to human. For a company‚ especially those manufactory companies‚ applying an eco-friendly producing method and concerning about environment are social responsibilities a company should take. It can also improve companies’ images for

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    Communication and the Conflicts between Chinese Culture and Western Culture Abstract There are many matters of cultural conflicts in intercultural communication of Chinese culture and western culture‚ and it seriously affects the course of communication. So‚ it is necessary for us to find the in-depth reason and make some plans on how to improve the ability of intercultural communication. This is the right way to avoid the cultural conflicts. There are several culture conflicts: the conflicts on privacy

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    understanding of the culture there. I wasn’t sure what to expect of Chinatown‚ as I’m not from the area and I only really had a general idea of the community. I knew that Chinatown was a representation of Chinese culture‚ but I was surprised to see how representative it was of many other Asian cultures‚ such as Japanese and Korean. Even in preliminary research that I did‚ I only saw representations of Chinese culture. I was surprised to see Shinto Iconography and popular icons in Japanese culture‚ such as Jibanyan

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    young ages and an unfit government that allowed chaos to unfold. Conflict arose in China‚ but was it due to internal affairs of the Chinese people and government‚ wanting to maintain its superiority over the West‚ or were outside forces to blame for the extreme change in culture? Both of these aspects united to form seemingly the perfect storm that sent Chinese culture into a downward spiral for excess of 60 years. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty‚ peace was brought to a majority of China and

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    Institute of American-Sino Culture 5620 Wilbur Ave.‚ #214 Tarzana‚ CA 91356 (818) 609-9888 DrPingGu@gmail.com www.Bagoll.com Table of Contents Executive Summary 4 Business Description and Vision 5 Definition of the Market 6 Description of the Products and Services 7 Organization and Management 8 Marketing and Sales Strategy 9 Financial Management 10 Appendices 11 Executive Summary Business Description and Vision Institute of American-Sino Culture (IASC) was formed to offer

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    The Chinese festivals have helped to bring together different Chinese people from different regions. In some celebrations‚ the main point has been to help young men and women find their mates and‚ thus‚ the festivals involve dances‚ which help to bring together the young men and young women. Many of the Chinese people met their mates through these festivals and ended up getting married and enjoying a happy marriage. This simply means that the celebrations and festivals have a very positive effect

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    ethnic groups. Near 92% of Chinese are Han2. Others like Hui3 and Miao4 are the minority ethnic groups in China. C. Cultural elements 1. Religion China is a multi-religion country since ancient time. Buddhism‚ Taoism‚ and Confucianism are the major religions in China. Religions have played an enormous role in shaping the mindset of Chinese that affecting their aesthetics‚ politics‚ literature‚ philosophy and medicine. Buddhism is the religion that most of the Chinese believe in. Theravada5

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