Contrast 2 Emotions That the Asian People Tend 2 Feel When They View The Western World, What R These 2 Emotion
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the ppl of asia r aware of the gr8 contrast betwween their standeard of living and the standard of living in the westren world . when they view the progress and advancement of civilization in the west they are filled with admiration ; but when they look at their own misery and backwardness they feel discontentment
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Prejudiced against what--Asia, Muslims, people with dark skins?\n\nIn general I'd say prejudice feels good.  Putting someone down makes people feel better.  Sad but true.  I don't know if the West is more inclined to prejudice--human nature is the same in all cultures.
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Western Philosophy is linear.  You will never make the jump to great realizations with western thought.  Eastern thought connects you to larger realizations.\n\nIn Western thought you go from here to there.  In Eastern thought you go from here to here, and here becomes a new and valuable place upon return.
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Are you Asian? Or, have you been asked to consider life from another perspective?\nMy perspective: Asians already have awareness that their lifestyle and values are similar to other Asians, but different from non-Asians. I think an Asian Studies class would make them feel proud and connected to their family. Learning about themselves would help them become more tolerant of other cultures and understand that difference is just difference. (There's an idea: White people should take a White Studies class. It would be way more effective than diversity training.)\nBeing American makes them bi-cultural. Assimilation can occur. The class could help resolve any conflicts with their parents about modern vs. traditional ways; by making sense of practices they took for granted.
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I doubt it. Culture might account for differences but as Asian cultures continue adopting western influences any disparity in maturity behaviour will even out. In a few generations the entire world will be a mass of babbling idiots.
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we actually cry as much at sad endings; as happy 1's------Its an overwhelming emotion-empathy--you cant help it--you feel like your the one in the situation.It overcomes your emotions and you let loose. Passes a hanky
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I will be honest with you. I am from the czech republic and I know that czech people are very irritated and annoyed by asian people. and although some of them are very friendly, most czechs are not very willing to befriend an asian person.
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Freedom and liberal philosophy!\nThe qustion is why eastern people are more happy and spiritual...
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This is something believed by some researchers  in some prestigious univeristies: There are more similarities than differences between cultures.Cultural differences decide the way something is percieved or felt. Surely there is a study of somekind in soem language about this phenomenon
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Almost everyone "feels" or believes there is more to life than what we naturally experience.  For the underclass and those otherwise removed from mainstream society, this feeling or belief becomes their strength, and often it is shared with others the same way you and I might discuss politics or the markets.
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girl. thats just what the world perceives beauty to be assocaated with because the white man says so. and it seems, i say loosely, the white man rules the world.  thats why people need to step up and change the way other countries view us and beauty. in parts of asia, white skin is superior than dark skin even if the girl with dark skin looks better.
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hohoho\ni'm an asian boy...\nwell not all, but i do shy...\nmay be because our eastern traditions.. \nwe just somehow over-dramatize about love.. (compared to western)... we are very emotional person.. we think love is somekind of sacred, precious... so we become shy ..\nit is like love is everything.. a big issue..\nmay be we don't want to test and try.. we want one everlasting love..\ni don't know how to explain it.. my english isn't very good..\nbut i think it's just me not all of asian guys..
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Couldn't agree more with sdmagic. \n\nBut then, when you think about, why just asians? There's a tendency for people (of any origin) who are smarter-than-your-average-joe- but-not-quite-PhD-material to brag... simply because it helps them to feel better about themselves.
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emotions, love & illusion\nlike  *absence makes the heart grow fonder
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Asian and Eastern cultures have a greater respect for education and a greater respect for authority figures (teachers).  Parents expect their children to do their very best, and are an essential factor in making sure that they have the best equipment, supplies, and help at home - and it doesn't matter what their economic condition is.
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Human originate th word for describing their feeling
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Yes and no.  Yes in that you can take basic psychological ideas(fight or flight, survival instincts, mother/child ideas, primitive responses, fear, anger, love etc...) that apply to humanity and then place them upon a culture superficially to analyze but you have to be careful of context. But you cannot place specific ideas of behavior, religion, rituals, tradition etc., upon different cultures because not only is that imperialism(and assumes your culture is the definition of what culture or normal/acceptable behaviors are) and just plain rude and out of line but inappropriately imposing.  Because each culture is so drastically different with different traditions and rituals that it wouldn't make sense to impose one philosophy upon another: ie...Christianity upon native peoples around the world, Euro-centric upon natives or Africans etc...It is inappropriate and arrogant to assume one idea makes sense for all people.  It's an ideal unrealisitic notion. \nAlso you have to consider economic and cultural systems in place that affect the way people relate as a whole society.  Japan from what I've learned is a group mentality society versus America is an individual mentality society.  They tend to think of the group and the affects upon the group first, and we tend to think effects upon the individual first.  Both have pros and cons.  \nAnd Japan does have a religious or rather spiritual foundation, Buddhism.  It's a brilliant and gentle philosophy that permeates much of their culture subtly but unlike religious dogma, is not obvious and in your face, reminding people of it's existence on a daily basis; There is no guilt by religion.  Because that contradicts the very nature of Buddhism, unlike other religions. Yet I know that shame is a much used idea to encourage modesty and humility amongst Japanese people.   \nSome cultures base their manners, traditions and overall culture upon ideas and history and not just religion or desires for conquest or expansion like many western cultures have.