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The custom of the African tribe's scary children's head carving
Using sharp objects such as stones or glasses, an African tribe slashes children's skin from an early age to mark each person's identity.
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The series illustrates how Japanese people in the Edo period saw the Western world
The following series of paintings that you are prepared to take from the book Osanaetoki Bankokubanashi from 1861 (children's stories and illustrations from 10,000 count…
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Taboo when coming to Malaysia
With a diverse culture, multilingual and ethnicity, many separate codes of conduct, Malaysia is becoming a favorite destination for tourists.
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How is body language different between cultures
The meaning in each body language depends on the culture where you live. The facial expressions, gestures, gestures and eye contact levels vary widely from country to co…
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Differences in facial expressions at pain and ... orgasm between cultures
According to the Motherboard website, it is one of the findings of a recently published study of facial expression when orgasm and single pain in different cultures.
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Why did the ancient Egyptians worship lotus images?
For ancient Egyptians, lotus is a symbol of important significance in the cultural and religious life.
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Why do Japanese still like to sit on the floor?
When you're in Japan, even sitting on the floor is a very new experience.
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New Zealanders have a great custom and meaning to protect nature
In Maori culture, rahui is a sacred activity of the iwi tribal group, based on philosophy
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Discover the strange coffins of Ghanaians
For many people in Ghana, they believe that after their death, the deceased will have a new life in another world and will continue to choose the career they are doing b…
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The Japanese owned the world's oldest company, operating for more than 14 centuries
Japan is a developed country both in science and economy. But it is unclear why, when looking at this country, people feel more nostalgic.
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Color meanings in cultures and religions around the world
Colors play an important role in our lives, they are powerful means to convey messages and meanings.
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Behind the lovely sunshine doll of Japanese people is a pretty scary story
If you are a person who loves Japanese culture, you must be familiar with the images of teru teru bozu sunshine dolls that are hung in front of the porch, windowsill to…
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Why do Western sailors believe that changing the name of a ship will bring bad luck?
Faith, and sometimes even superstition, are present in every culture. But sailors all over the world are probably the people who believe in the supernatural phenomenon!
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An American scientist asserts that
Both culture and religion study different forms of life after death, and millions and even billions of people believe there is a paradise somewhere.
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Discovered more than 20 strange giant drawings in the desert of Peru
Talking to journalists, archaeologist Johnny Isla of the Peruvian Ministry of Culture said most of the new figures were found to have been created by Paracas civilizatio…