#cultural-practices

#cultural-practices

"Say what you like against civilization, it comes in dashed handy in a crisis like this. It may be purely an artificial code, but..."

Antibullyism, which is a product of modern Western universities, has spread throughout the world, contradicting and superseding native wisdom, particularly around practices like nickname cultures.

The Wedding Rice, developed by McCann Worldgroup Greece, is a non-edible rice product designed to address food waste in wedding traditions while preserving cultural customs.

When negotiating in markets abroad, it’s crucial to understand that haggling is expected, and learning local phrases can facilitate a smoother transaction.

In early Chosŏn Korea, finger severing emerged as a form of filial piety, reflecting Confucian values, yet was interpreted differently across society.

Dance is all about being seen. How can the narrative that I’m putting into space, with my body, be read like a book?

Once the tree is up and the halls are decked, the question becomes how long holiday decorations should stay—is there a perfect timeline, or is it all about personal choice and sentimental value?

As the holiday season ends, many individuals reflect on the past year and consider the changes they wish to implement, marking a significant cultural practice.

The practice of adding milk to tea has been around for quite some time, dating all the way back to ancient Tibet, when people added yak butter to their tea.

The timing of Spanish meals, especially lunch between 2-3pm and dinner between 9-10pm, starkly contrasts with other European countries, affecting lifestyle and social interactions.