[Tony]

That’s not true. When I was in the states, I found myself pretty much shocked by all the greetings I heard from total strangers! I’ve read from a book that Westerners, especially Americans, have a “low-level” way of communicating. That is, they need to speak up and state what they think! On the other hand, Asians have a “high-level” type of communicating, which means non-verbal cues are more preferred than the actual way of greeting. Thus, Asians do not need to say “Good Morning!” to each other. Asians do a more subtle way of greeting each other.

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Name : Tony, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : Asian, Religion : Agnostic, City : Taipei, State : NA, Country : Taiwan, Education level : Over 4 Years of College, 

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