When we talk about cultures....we should not object if we don't like but culture remains there....and it is culture of Asia that people like to get closer to everyone they interact.
It is true, sometime these question are too much that replying all questions is not possible but these can be avoided if one doesn't like to answer by simply saying, no personal questions, please.
And there is big difference in cultures of East and West. If the above all is culture of East, in the West parents even don't know their daughter/son has how many boyfriends/girlfriends because it is offensive there to intefare in personal matters. Should someone (being that is not in Asian culture) mind that? No, it is their culture from centuries with which they are happy not to ask their children for their personal affairs, as the people in Asia are happy in knowing each other, second and third tier of friends and contacts and so on.
It might be interesting for you, when Nepalese people together at weekends, during interaction with strange face, if someone finds a person who belongs to a place 100 miles away from his village, and there is no other person available from area between their villages, they consider each other as neighbors......and they are more than happy to share everything with each other just like they are part of a family.
In Uzbekistan, people honor their guest by making small pieces of bread and putting in front of the guest during dinner. They might be a considered ill-mannered somewhere else.
In Afghanistan, many of gun battles happen only because a guest of one tribe was dishonored in other tribe. Gun battle can’t be justified in civilian world anywhere but if you see route cause, that itself (honoring the guest) is not bad. Their action is good or bad; they are living with their culture for centuries.
All cultures have own beauty when explored within the context unless something is really disgusting or a criminal act.
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When we talk about cultures....we should not object if we don't like but culture remains there....and it is culture of Asia that people like to get closer to everyone they interact.
It is true, sometime these question are too much that replying all questions is not possible but these can be avoided if one doesn't like to answer by simply saying, no personal questions, please.
And there is big difference in cultures of East and West. If the above all is culture of East, in the West parents even don't know their daughter/son has how many boyfriends/girlfriends because it is offensive there to intefare in personal matters. Should someone (being that is not in Asian culture) mind that? No, it is their culture from centuries with which they are happy not to ask their children for their personal affairs, as the people in Asia are happy in knowing each other, second and third tier of friends and contacts and so on.
It might be interesting for you, when Nepalese people together at weekends, during interaction with strange face, if someone finds a person who belongs to a place 100 miles away from his village, and there is no other person available from area between their villages, they consider each other as neighbors......and they are more than happy to share everything with each other just like they are part of a family.
In Uzbekistan, people honor their guest by making small pieces of bread and putting in front of the guest during dinner. They might be a considered ill-mannered somewhere else.
In Afghanistan, many of gun battles happen only because a guest of one tribe was dishonored in other tribe. Gun battle can’t be justified in civilian world anywhere but if you see route cause, that itself (honoring the guest) is not bad. Their action is good or bad; they are living with their culture for centuries.
All cultures have own beauty when explored within the context unless something is really disgusting or a criminal act.
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