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Application of this culture (e.g. dominant, co-existence, mixed, preservation, transform, etc.)

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Application of this culture (e.g. dominant, co-existence, mixed, preservation, transform, etc.)

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1. example of 'glocalization' -  Rice Fun Wrap (麥飯卷)
2. Example of co-exist - both chinese and fast food restaurant can be found in HK

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What is the culture about? (type, feature, uniqueness, etc.) 

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What is the culture about? (type, feature, uniqueness, etc.) 

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- Type: Western Eating culture
- Feature: McDonaldization, efficiency,  calculability, predictability, non-human technological development

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How does this culture related to us (HK)? 

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How does this culture related to us (HK)? 

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- the introduction of McDonaldization influences the living style of HK people
e.g. slow --> fast (efficiency) ,
human --> IT management,
fast food culture --> unhealthy eating culture --> high fat, salt, sugar --> obesity, heart disease, etc.)

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Tai Hang Fire Dragon dance 💃
Intangible culture heritage

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Poon choi
「盆菜」是一大盆裝滿層層堆疊的肉類、海鮮及蔬菜的傳統料理，最重要的是使用本地種植、新鮮時令的食材。即便到了現在，在新界北邊的幾個區域都還維持這種自耕自食的傳統習慣。although hong kong is becoming more international, there are fusion of various life styles(like fast food, grand,western festivals), whenever traditional days(like lunar new year, mid-autumn) they will eat Poon Choi 。Poon choi is the symbols of unity and community for locals.
This is co-exist of food.

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Type: music culture
Feature: Globalization of pop music (i.e. K pop and U.S. Pop), Local music (i.e. Canton pop) is marginalised, live stream (technological advancement)

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This October was probably one of YouTube's most heated months when it came to K-pop acts scoring views. Both the first and second place videos earned a huge amount of clicks, but in the end, BTS topped Twice's numbers as last month's top-viewed K-pop video.

YouTube reports that "Blood, Sweat & Tears" was both the most-viewed K-pop video in America and around the world for October 2016. K-pop media took notice of how fast the boy band was racking up such big numbers with this month's runner-up, "TT" by Twice, also mentioned for its rapidly growing view count. As of publication on Nov. 14, "TT" actually has more views (50.9 million since its Oct. 23 premiere) than "Blood, Sweat & Tears" (50.2 million since its Oct. 9 reveal), but the cutoff date had BTS ahead.

Twice shouldn't be upset as the YouTube numbers further indicate huge interest in the girl group as a promotional music video the ninesome filmed for Lotte Duty Free even bows at No. 7 on the global chart.

Moving down the chart, girl group I.O.I takes third place on both charts with "Very Very Very," but the rankings start to shake up afterwards.

The members of EXO are going head-to-head this month. Their first sub-unit featuring Chen, Baekhyun and Xiumin on "Hey Mama!" (No. 6 in America, but No. 4 globally) competes against two solo videos from Lay recorded in Chinese ("What U Need" is No. 4 in America and No. 5 globally while "Lose Control" bows at No. 8 and 9 on the respective charts). The numbers could indicate a high American interest in Lay, particularly.

Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to show its penchant for boy bands as SHINee is No. 5, plus newcomers Pentagon and Monsta X charting in the Top 10. Don't count out Ailee though, as the K-diva winds up with impressive numbers across the board as "Home" is No. 7 in America and No. 10 globally, with the New Jersey singer's home country showing big support for her latest visual.

With data provided by YouTube, check out October 2016's K-pop music video charts below with a playlist that you can click through to watch each video. It's here on Billboard first:

Top 10 Most Viewed K-Pop Videos in America -- October 2016:

1. BTS, "Blood Sweat & Tears"
2. Twice, "TT"
3. I.O.I, "Very Very Very"
4. Lay, "What U Need?"
5. SHINee, "1 of 1"
6. EXO-CBX, "Hey Mama!"
7. Ailee, "Home" (feat. Yoonmirae)
8. Lay, "Lose Control"
9. Pentagon, "Gorilla"
10. Monsta X, "Fighter"

Top 10 Most Viewed K-Pop Videos Around the World -- October 2016:

1. BTS, "Blood Sweat & Tears"
2. Twice, "TT"
3. I.O.I, "Very Very Very"
4. EXO-CBX, "Hey Mama!"
5. Lay, "What U Need?"
6. SHINee, "1 of 1"
7. Twice, "Lotte Duty Free (English)"
8. Davichi, "Beside Me"
9. Lay, "Lose Control"
10. Ailee, "Home" (feat. Yoonmirae)

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Most Viewed K-Pop Videos in America, Around the World: October 2016

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This October was probably one of YouTube's most heated months when it came to K-pop acts scoring views. Both the first and second place videos earned a huge amount of clicks, but in the end, BTS topped Twice's numbers as last month's top-viewed K-pop video.

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Hit small people

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Chinese opera

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Efficient
Unhealthy(fat, salt, sugar)-> chronic disease

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Type. Chinese medical culture
Features. Non-scientific
Unpreditability
Experience-based

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Western music influences--> Cantonese music marginalised--> the type of cantonese music changes to pop music (chinese opera--> canto pop)

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Feature: earworm(rhythm and lyric repeated) , with lots of musical instruments🥁🎺🎹 , with theme,  sound effects👾👽
Type: pop music, R&B, hip pop, jazz

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Hong kong->Quick pace of lifestyle ->fast food has short time to wait and eat
Hong kong->Many people suffer chronic diseases(heart disease, obesity)->high oil content of fastfood

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Villain hitting, da siu yan (Chinese: 打小人), demon exorcising,[1]or petty person beating,[2][3]is a folk sorcery popular in the Guangdongarea of China and Hong Kong—primarily associated with Cantonese. Its purpose is to curse one's enemies using magic. Villain hitting is often considered a humble career, and the ceremony is often performed by older ladies, though some shops sell "DIY" kits.

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Features: non-scientific
Unpredictible(the effect
is unknown)
Standardisation (same steps to hit people)

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Type: Hong Kong eating culture
Feature: efficiency, standardisation

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The villagers made a huge dragon from straw and covered it with incense sticks, which they then lit. Accompanied by drummers and erupting firecrackers, they did what they were told and danced for three days and three nights – and the plague disappeared.

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As one of the methods to maintain health
Providing extra guidance on peoples health

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寒戰 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书

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What is the culture about? (type, feature, uniqueness, etc.)  

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Type:Traditional Chinese Clothing Culture
The cheongsam (from Cantonese Chinese: 長衫; Jyutping: coeng4saam1;/ˈtʃiːɒŋˈsæm/,[1]/ˈtʃɒŋˈsæm/ or /ˈtʃɒŋˈsɑːm/) is a body-hugging one-piece Chinese dress for women, also known as qipao (from Mandarin Chinese: 旗袍; pinyin: qípáo; Wade–Giles: ch'i-p'ao; IPA: [t͡ɕʰǐ pʰɑ̌ʊ̯]) or qípáo, and was ROC's mandarin gown. The stylish and often tight-fitting cheongsam or qipao (chipao) that is best known today was created in the 1920s in Shanghai and made fashionable by socialites and upper class women.[2]

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Type: music culture
Feature: independence,
Usage of Factory buildings
Instrumental

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Type: Traditional entertainment culture
Feature:Reflect the local language cultural

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Living style is diversed (i.e. People can choose to listen different pops)
Example,
Cantonese🇭🇰 >> English🇺🇸/Korean🇰🇷/Spanish🇪🇸(Despacito)
Soft >> Diverse (e.g. Heavy metal🎸)
MP3📻 >> livestream

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Suitable for local people's taste
Food of Hong Kong culture, for example egg tart, pineapple bun, Hong Kong-style milk tea, congee, char siu, spring rolls.

Influening people's living style:
efficiency -> unhealthy (oily, salty, sweet).     -> carcinogenic (sausage, ham, instant noodles)
collective m

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They rebuild the old traditional houses into new western buildings because of more spaces. The huge car parks and modernised buildings replace the cultural heritages. This indicates the traditional cultures are dominated by the new culture

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Hk movie:nonsensical culture

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Western medicine coexist with the traditional chinese medicine
Is Even  glocalized with the western (general ideas of people and HKSAR government )

Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners :  preservation
Argue that the traditional medical culture shouldn't be mixed with the western medicine as there is great conflicts between their theory of curing and it has caused the local medicial culture to fade away

Chinese medicine is dominated by the western medicine which become the majority in the society. It is marginalized.

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Mixed: pop song with chinese lyrics, sing in cantonese, with both chinese and western musical instrustment,

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Feature：reflect local core value eg.spirit of lion rock
Reflect social problem
Eg.十年 human right, democracy, freedom of speech

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How does the western movie affect the Chinese opera?
Live performance-->video film
(Non-human technological control)
Limited performance-->numerous performances in every cinema (many)
(Convinient)
Variations (onair of many plays at the same time in the same cinema)

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Representing value: superstition
Preservation and co existiong cultures

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Marginalised declining popularity
#western ideology: scientific thinking
#influence hong kong education style

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Co-exist: traditional chinese opera still exist, exist of western music in HK

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Dominant by other cultures
1. K pop dominant/ U.S. pop dominant
2. Cantonese becomes mixed and glocalised ( rapping, metal, rock n roll)
3. Co exist (parallel)

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Holllywood movie

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Mixed (Glocalization)

Hong Kong-style spaghetti bolognese, french toast, marconi in borscht soup

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Application:
CAllStar, Beyond,

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Cheongsam were commonly replaced by more comfortable clothing such as sweaters, jeans, business suits and skirts. Due to its restrictive nature, it is now mainly worn as formal wear for important occasions.

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Situation: co-exist