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Importance Of Filipino Values In The Philippines

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It is indeed More Fun in the Philippines, from Historic Era, Revolution, 3rd World Country, elusive paradise islands, countless talent in fashion, entertainment, art and the like, boxing champions, wrecking Twitter World. Filipino people stood the test of time, test of nature and test of innovation.
Values are important and lasting beliefs of a culture about what is good or bad, desirable or undesirable. (Business Dictionary.com) Traits on the other hand are component of a person’s behavior that is assumed to serve as an explanation of his or her characteristics. (Business Dictionary.com) Values and traits are correlated with each other, this two has major influence on a person’s behavior and attitude and it serves as guidelines in our everyday life. (Business Dictionary.com)
Our culture is well-diverse, from our ancient ancestors, the Spanish, the Malays, and Chinese descent, the interactions made with them in the past now plays a major factor in our well-lived values and traits at present and in the future, some are positive and of course there are also negative ones. We are known to the World not only because of our titles bagged, but because we are Filipinos, reasonably unique in terms of values and traits. Come and let’s discuss a few 
Hospitality. This is one of the most popular qualities of Filipinos. When a person visits a friend’s house, the host greets the visitors with beso – beso and hugs, visitors are treated like queens and kings, sumptuous sets of meals are

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