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Sino-American Cultural Differences

1. Americans don’t spit in restaurants or on the floors indoor even on the sidewalk. If you must spit, spit into a trash can.

2. No pushing. When waiting in line, don’t push your way to the front. Wait in an orderly fashion.

3. While eating, chew your food with your mouth closed.

4. Don’t take things out of your mouth and put them on the table. If you have to take some food out of your mouth put it in your napkin.

5. Don’t litter. Littering may incur a fine of up to 40,000RMB. This includes anything, even candy wrappers.

6. American names are GIVEN NAME then FAMILY NAME. Americans will introduce themselves by their first names, such as “Tom Edison”is called“Tom”.

7. Don’t ask people about their salary without asking if its OK first.

8. Don’t tell people they are fat people.

9. Pointing is considered rude, don’t point.

10. Don’t ask older women their age.

11. Don’t make negative statements about racial minorities. All people in America are equal. Americans are Americans regardless of skin color.

12. All drinks will be served cold, including water. Boiled water is not common, but you can drink the water right from the tap.

13. Don’t interrupt a person speaking.

14. You can ask people or their parents what they do for a living (What job do they do?)

15. Don’t talk in movie theaters.

16. Americans need more personal body space than Chinese.

17. Touching an American person while talking to them makes them very uncomfortable. Keep your hands to yourself until you get to know them.

18. When same sex individuals hold hands, Americans think this is very strange. There is a lot of Homophobia in America.

19. At streetlights wait for the light to change before crossing the street.

20. It is very important for you to ask questions during class.

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American Pop Culture

A monthly magazine founded in 1922 by De Witt and Lila Acheson Wallace in New York. The magazine features a variety of condensed articles and reprinted stories, quotes, anecdotes, humor, etc. Now in its 74th year, The Reader's Digest sells over 27 million copies in 17 languages each month, making it the most widely read periodical in the world