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World Culture: Indian Culture

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WORLD CULTURE Bhavya Rajpal Bbasep17s023 1. UNDERSTANDING CULTURES: - - INDIAN CULTURE {PERSONALITY TRAITS} • Born Bargainers- it’s the trait that is inherited in Indians. Getting things cheaper than other people if there’s a chance of bargaining. • Superstitious- Indians believe more in saints than in their own capabilities. • Togetherness- India is the country with vast cultures, and each culture has different norms and festivals. Indians celebrate all festivals with equal love. • Comparison- Indians have the bad tendency to compare each and everything.eg- comparing marks of exams with other students in a bad way. …show more content…

They love taking over space and make sure everyone knows it’s their place. E.g.- going to the library to reserve their favourite spot. Q} HOW WOULD THEY CHANGE? A} After globalization between India, China and Singapore, Indians will become more punctual in time. Chinese will stop eating bitterness and they will become outspoken. Singaporeans will learn to give up things and to let go. In a whole, all these three cultures will inherit each other’s qualities. The economic impact can be related to politics as politics is the only core difference between India and China. Due to globalization Singapore has built a strong economy. People from other countries invest and do business in Singapore. It will affect the local employment and boost employment. It will create a global education system. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITES: - The relation between China and India are not very good. Due to globalization, this relation will improve thus agreeing with peace treaty between India and China. Singapore is home to many countries, so it offers great business opportunities in terms of food, fashion and technological …show more content…

When done with food one should thank the other diners formally. LEISURE ACTIVTIES: - IN CHINA: - • Mazhang is the favourite cultural activities of many Chinese people. it is a lightning rod in culture. Some take it seriously and some consider it as a waste of time. • Karaoke is a very famous activity enjoyed by Chinese people. Though they are considered to be shy and reserved but when it comes to grabbing a mic and singing in public the Chinese are way ahead of it. • Jianzi is the national sport of China in which players aim to keep a heavy shuttlecock in the air by using their bodies instead of hands. IN INDIA: - • Cricket is the most popular sport in India. In fact it is played at each corner of the city. All cricket matches are broadcasted live and people watch it together as a fun activity. • Yoga is relaxation or you can call it peace of mind. One of the best practices you can get is in India. Yoga and meditation are ancient Indian activities for not only physical fitness but for also to find peace and tranquility. IN SINGAPORE:

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