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- Elements of Intercultural Business CommunicationsThis article discusses intercultural business communication factors regarding etiquette and cultural norms.
A Review of "Dreaming in Chinese" by Deborah FallowsAfter spending three years in China, linguist Deborah Fallows decided to write this book which uses the prism of the Mandarin language to explore the patterns and subtleties of Chinese culture.
Lucky or Auspicious Foods Consumed in Chinese CultureFood plays an important role in Chinese culture and important holidays like Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, as Chinese believe that certain foods have lucky or auspicious qualities.
Understanding Chinese New YearAn explanation of the most common traditional activities, lucky items and beliefs during Chinese New Years, and how they came to be, with suggestions for visitors to the festival.- Fire Cupping: What is It?The article details the history of Fire Cupping, and the way it was used in Chinese culture. It describes how it has evolved, and the way it is used in modern times.
- The Belief of Spirits and Its Impact on the Chinese CultureBelief in spirits is an inherent part of Chinese tradition and culture. The great majority of Chinese people believe in spirits and practice rituals that are often included under the umbrella of the Chinese religion.
A Quick Introduction to Chinese CultureFascinating history of the world's largest population.
"Face" in Chinese Culture: What Does "Don't Want Face" Really Mean?There are two expressions in Chinese, both meaning "don't want face." One means you are shameless, without shame; the other that you don't care what other people think, that you're genuine, "down to earth."- An Overview of Visual CultureIn order to begin this investigation, a general overview of what visual culture is and how it is utilized for better understanding modern culture must first be explicated.
- The Role of Women in Chinese CultureEven though this culture is one that is truly unique given the strong patriarchal society that has been created in China, it is obvious that it works for everyone involved.
Curious Chinese Culture: "Have You Eaten?"In the absence of food, some people boiled dirt in water and served it up...
Anna May Wong: Chinese American Movie Star's Career was Derailed by RacismAnna May Wong, a third-generation Chinese-American, managed to have a substantial acting career despite racism that prevented her from taking roles opposite Caucasian leading men- Conceptions of the Afterlife in Pre-Buddhist ChinaA study of art and death in ancient china
The Concept of "Guanxi" in Chinese CultureIn Chinese culture: where "face" is the fuel that makes the Chinese business engine turn over, "guanxi" is the "personalized glue" that makes it all stick together as a working dynamic.
The Concept of "Face" in Chinese CultureFor those of you not versed in Chinese culture, you should know about the Chinese concept of "face". Face as a concept is easy to understand because it is very similar to the notion of "reputation".
The Concept of "Relations" in Chinese CultureWhen living in China, it's a good idea to make local friends there. This is done through necessity, but also by having local Chinese friends, you can really get in touch with Chinese culture.
Chinese Culture Generates Wisdom Beyond Past Fortune CookiesA quick look at the role of proverbs in Chinese culture.
Social Etiquette 101: A Look at the Taiwanese/Chinese CultureA look at some taboos of the Taiwanese/Chinese culture- Looking at Chinese Culture in Bound Feet, Western Dress: A MemoirLooking at Chinese culture as it is depicted in Bound Feet, Western Dress: A Memoir from the perspective of one raised in America in the late twentieth century, Yu-i's experience of gender as a social construction may at first glance appear to be a wholly negative one.
Marketing to an Asian Culture:As someone from the Chinese culture, Chia-Li Chien gives businesses advice on how to effectively navigate differences for optimum sales and marketing results.- Tips for Adapting to a New CultureAdapting to a new culture can be emotionally and socially challenging. To help understand some challenges someone may face when trying to adapt to a new culture and for tips on adapting to a new culture, I have interviewed therapist Hoay Cheah, LMHC, MS.
Gadget ParadiseBuzz Culture - Quatrain by Stephen C. Rose. We live in buzz culture, gadget paradise, turn-inward, eyes upon the screen culture, talk on the street as you go culture. Hosanna! Watch your back.
Facts About the Chinese Striped HamsterThe Chinese Striped Hamster is different from a Chinese Dwarf. They are smaller and have a unique stripe going down their back. Read all about how this hamster acts in the wild and as a pet.- A Chinese Film Star (Part1)In the late 1950's a Danish citizen named Karl Eskelund, who is married to a Chinese girl he met at Peking University, was traveling through China. An account of his interview with a Chinese actress follows.
- Culture and SegmentationDealing with culture and it's segmentation. What are sub-cultures, what is cultural stagnation?
- What is Culture?A brief summary of culture.
- The Y GenerationHere are three different traits that make the Y Generation different from any other generation that has come before them.
Chinese Decor Anyone Can MakeHere are a few different Chinese decor projects anyone can do and none of then will cost much money at all!- The Meaning of the Chinese DragonsThe dragon has always been an integral part of the Chinese culture. According to ancient Chinese beliefs, the meaning of the Chinese dragon represents success and a future with great destiny.
What Are Pet Chinese Hamsters?Also known as the rat-faced hamster, the Chinese hamster hates other hamsters but loves people.- What is Business Culture?Business culture is a huge deal and can make or break you business. Don't take your culture for granted, it may bite you one day!
- Similarities and Differences Across Cultures in the Work PlaceThis essay will define culture and discuss the similarities and differences of cultures across the workplace. It will also discuss the impact of culture on the work place.
Business Sense with Culturally Based Time ConflictsIn this article the author describes the monochronic as well as the polychronic cultural approached to time and how that can impact on business- Quick Review of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882This article provides a quick overview of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. It explores the causes and lasting effects of the Act on American history.
- Ancient Chinese CultureThe cultural elements of ancient China.
- Mastering Chinese Accent?How difficult is it to master Chinese accent and earn a certificate?
- How to Read and Pronounce Chinese Mandarin PinyinLearning pinyin is the first step to learning Chinese.
- How to Promote Quality Culture in a Business SettingLearn how to promote a diverse culture in a business setting.
Tips for Testing for Defective Chinese SheetrockYou may have defective Chinese Sheetrock in your home. These simple tests will help you determine if you have the dangerous material in your home.- Georg Simmel and the Tragedy of CultureThis is an article in which I adress Simmel's theory into how cultures are created, reproduced, and eroded.
