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different ,gender, food culture, lifestyle
religions,Colleges and Majors

Region and living habits

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Maybe they both accept the high education, their have a lot of knowlege to exchange
and language, hobby( Japanese anime)

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religion,Sexual orientation，language，culture, major, gender

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Different dietary habit, living habit, values

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maybe there is cultural conflict between young generation and old generation, many elderly in china have a huge gap with their children

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From aspects of region, habits, sexual orientation.

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maybe there is  Stereotype about region, chinese people always think American are  Christian

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different gender,culture,religious beliefs and region.

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They discuss their favorite anime in the same language.

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they have common interest things. mean is they have common topics, talk about relationships. like, boyfriend and family.

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Different religions lead to different living habits and also lead them to doubt the beliefs of others.

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Even though they have quite a lot of differences, they still have something in common. They both love anime, use Facebook, and stay up late at night.

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they both like boy
they have some familiar interests
they both like japanese anime
they both use Facebook
They are close in age
the most important is they can all speak English

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What kinds of things can we accomplish by looking at it this way?

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What kinds of things can we accomplish by looking at it this way?

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More international trade and cultural exchanges will be completed

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From my perspective, I think people from different cultures will have different understandings and opinions.
First, China may be more buddhist than Christian.
Secondly, views on sex. China may be regional conservative and does not communicate much. Even LGBT people are rarely talked about.
However, for the United States, which is more open in this regard, communication may be more convenient.
However, the amazing thing is that people of two different cultures have the same topic because of the same work, and have a connection
The teacher mentioned rock and roll. It reminds me of the cold War, when Soviet youth loved rock 'n 'roll and even the government couldn't stop them. It makes me think that communication and culture may not be in the same language environment.

Group3 Siyuan（Tom）

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Although they have many similarities, such as hobbies and language, they have different cultural backgrounds, so they cannot fully understand each other's behaviors and choices

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Perhaps seeing a particular moment as a moment of cross-cultural exchange can help us to reflect on the issue afterwards. It is possible that intercultural communication can facilitate the integration of cultures and that it is an efficient means of communication that helps societies to develop. We use this approach to develop our personal communication skills and avoid complex and acrimonious conflicts

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what kinds of problems can we avoid or solve?

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what kinds of problems can we avoid or solve?

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Arbitrarily define someone else's religion.

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What kinds of problems can we avoid or solve?

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What kinds of problems can we avoid or solve?

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It can solve more cognitive differences caused by different cultural backgrounds, help students to broaden their knowledge, and contribute to the security and stability of business development.
It can effectively avoid communication errors caused by cultural differences.

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The article uses a comparison of people from two different countries and cultures to illustrate the similarities and differences in cross-cultural communication

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Emoticons have different meanings between the young and the middle-aged in China

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Emoticons have different meanings between the young and the middle-aged in China

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For example, 😀 is used in the middle and old age. It means to laugh happily.
But young people might think it's meant to be sarcastic

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The permission from parents means a lot to chirdren, while it's usually meaningless to parents themselves in China.

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when old generation use social media to chat they think the "smlie" emoji is good to express that they are happy, but for young generation, they think that emoji what really bad, it show that you think people is annoying so you send this emoji.

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It reminds me a lot.
In pronunciation.The Chinese word for "that", for example, sounds like "Nigger". On a live broadcast by an American, he heard a song called "Share half of my juice with you". There's a verse in there that says, "I want that, that, that, that, that." But in English it sounds like "Nigger". Let the anchor use his voice over the song.

In translation, say it's "raining cats and dogs". Someone who doesn't know English well might be confused and need to explain. Why cats and dogs. It's easy to confuse an idiom like this "in a pickle"

Group3 Siyuan（Tom）

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In China, if you want to reject someone who is pursuing you but do not want to hurt him or her, people often say "You are a good person ".  But this is only to comfort him, which by extension means to reject him.

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elderly and teenager, the old like to communicate face to face, but for young generation, maybe they more prefer to chat online and communicate with social media

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The red scarf
chinese: part of the national flag, hornor
western: looks similar to towel they use during meal

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 q3.  a   :Some of the main beliefs or values members have:

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 q3.  a   :Some of the main beliefs or values members have:

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The concept of the elderly is direct, they express their feelings and ideas in a simple way or simple way to express.
Young people are more used to filling their minds with many different meanings and creating new understandings and content

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Mongolian hospitality is a polite way of treating guests, but because of cultural differences, guests may not understand this behaviour.

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There are many popular languages in Chinese, such as single dog, which does not describe a dog but describes a single person. But some people who don't know will think we are scolding him.

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Speaking of the differences in communication and culture between my own culture and another,I want to talk about the speaking habits in the South and north of China. When the South says you, it only calls NI, while the North (perhaps especially in Beijing) uses honorific words for NIN. So when a southerner goes to the north, it may be considered impolite to often use NI to address each other.
Kelei

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Different ages tend to take care of and assist members younger than themselves. They hope that the other party can integrate into the group as soon as possible, or they can get the content they want quickly.

However, some young people are impatient when they treat their older members and try to join the young group. Some of them even don't understand why they want to learn these things. Most of them pay more attention to their own development, and then tutoring others

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sometimes people accept different education style that may make a huge different about each group, for instance, people accept a more strict teaching might hardly understand how independ study work, their need people to push them to give them work.

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for example
what is the different to be student in guizhou and zhejiang
first , no belif in this two places.  but somebody prefer to solve
the problem by law in zhejiang. otherwise ,local people in guizhou more like through force.
wechat is most popular communication in the two places.
most people join to be friends through interest in zhejiang.but drinking is better method in guizhou

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I think it's probably because I had to juggle the role of student and employed at the same time during my internship at university. When I'm in both groups, my personality can be conservative for a long time and I don't like to express my opinion too much. It is difficult to gain the acceptance of both groups and initially

if I were put into the situation of having to

simultaneously interact with people from both of these groups.

I think we need to look at some of the characteristics and preferences of both groups before making a judgement on something in particular.

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I think that was easy to join in the both groups, we just need to find out the consensus they agree with, find out the part of different they easy to exchange and we avoid to talk about the unacepptable part.

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Q4（Family Wechat group and classmates Wechat group）

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Q4（Family Wechat group and classmates Wechat group）

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Same points： They all like to share information to other members in the group.
Differs: They focus on the different points. Family member always talk about daily life, while classmates will share hobbies and hot spots.
It's a easy issue to transform the identity  between these two groups. Because we all know what to talk and how to express our family and friends.
If I communicate with them at the same time, I will be a “translator” of them, to transfer the information into their own style.

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It's not difficult to be a member of both groups. As an individual, you can progress in both groups even if you give patience and time.
Two groups have the same life style, language environment and cultural background, and the difference is in the era of science and technology's ability to receive information and understanding, in contrast to join in middle-aged group, to join the youth group is a faster, because in many cases, the same can make you fit in the latest topics.

If it is difficult for two groups to be compatible with each other, I think first of all, I need to enrich my cognition and understand the communication methods and recent topics of two different groups. Secondly, patience and concentration are necessary.