Stereotypes about china
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The stereotypes of North and South China are generally (Eberhard, 1965): The stereotypical northerner is loud, boisterous, more open, and with a quick temper, quick to anger. (Perhaps tending to use extreme anchor points on a Likert scale item.)
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Yet, the level of knowledge and understanding of China in North America has not kept pace with China’s development. School curricula offer little on China and most adults have only a superficial understanding of China. In the absence of any serious education about China, stereotypes and misconceptions control the popular imagination.
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Video Title: Impact of Culture on Business: Spotlight on China Run Time: 6:47. Classroom Application: Instructors will find this video helpful in the study of the cross-cultural business. The video discusses China’s culture and how the culture impacts the way that people do business in China.
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Stereotypes and empirical findings of the relationship between language use and social behavior in China. Confucianism and Cultural Revolution; personal relationships and hierarchical structure; characteristics of Chinese language and interaction; politeness in everyday social encounters in China; cultural miscommunication.
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The exhibit will dispel stereotypes and “demystify” China. Through this exhibit, XX strives to increase awareness around China. Children of Hangzhou: Connecting with China presents four children from Hangzhou at home, at school, in the library, in the theater, and in the countryside.
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2. Jiazhen betrays common stereotypes of Chinese women as weak and submissive. Note the ways that she takes charge of her own and her children's lives. In what ways does she convey conventional wifely loyalty? 3. Fengxia is a daughter of the new China. What does it mean for the daughter of the new China to be silent or silenced?
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