Author: Schuller
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Different cultures have distinct values and philosophies. Even in terms of language expression and application, it is not possible to translate and transform them one-to-one. At the same time, under the influence of different cultures, people have formed unique principles for behavior and preferences for what they like or dislike. For example, Chinese people and some overseas Chinese take pride in being descendants of the dragon. "Dragon and phoenix auspiciousness" and "hoping for sons to become dragons" are blessings and ideals of auspiciousness and beauty in real life. However, in traditional Western culture, especially in religious legends, dragons are often symbols of evil and targets to be eliminated by knights. Of course, the image of the dragon is gradually becoming neutralized in the West, and more and more Westerners are beginning to like dragons. For instance, the author Linda is very fascinated by various legends of Chinese dragons, including the five colors and nine postures of the dragon.
Cultural Differences and Challenges - How to Communicate Effectively with Foreigners 3
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