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• Causes of communicative failures of Chinese students using Russian language etiquette formulas

• Chinese Space, Identity, and Presence in Malaysia: Exploring the Yingxiong Haohan Ideal of Wu Masculinity in the Wangkang Festival of Melaka

• Business etiquette: The heritage of Chinese culture in trade negotiations

• The Belt and Road Initiative and Chinese Etiquette Education: Practice of Confucius Classrooms in Vocational Colleges

• It is all about qingnian dianying: Post-independent Chinese cinema, auteurism, and the FIRST International Film Festival

• ETHNOLINGUISTIC CHARACTER OF «ETIQUETTE /礼貌» IN KAZAKH AND CHINESE PROVERBS

• TEA CEREMONY CULTURAL TEACHING PRACTICES FOR CHINESE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: A PRELIMINARY STUDY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENGLISH TEACHING MATERIALS ON JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY

• Chinese Festival Culture Teaching in Heterogeneous Culture

• Research on Folk Interaction Practices and Strategies of International Communication of Jingpo’s “Munao Zongge Festival” on the China-Myanmar Border

• CHINESE FOOD CULTURE AND FESTIVAL: ROLE AND SYMBOLIC MEANING AMONG HOKKIEN MILLENNIALS

• Taboos in China: To Be or Not to Be

• Etiquette with Chinese Characteristics

• The Outline of Chinese Traditional Concept of Etiquette and Its Modern Effects

• The Ritualization of Classic Confucian Spirit of Jing (Reverence and Respect): Evidence from Traditional Chinese Capping Ritual

• Chinese Cultural Taboos That Affect Their Language & Behavior Choices

• Entrepreneurs and ritual in China’s economic culture

• Moved to distraction: the ritual theatre of the Fire Festival in Southwest China

• Creative Transformation of Etiquette——A Case Study of Honorers in Etiquette Teaching

• Politeness Principle in Cross-Culture Communication

• The Characteristics of Rituals and Their Imprint on Chinese Culture

• Cultural Expectations and Perceptions of Politeness: The “Rude Chinese”?

• Mixed-method Study of the Etiquette and Custom Cultural Activity Space and its Construction Wisdom in Bubeibu Traditional Village, Yuxian County, China

• Food Offering Culture at Chinese Rituals in Semarang Chinatown Coastal Community

• Analyzing the “Chinese Elements” of Chinese Overseas from the Carnival of Cultures and Other Cultural Events

• Cultural and Social Interpretation of Chinese Addressing Strategies.

• The Contemporary Values and Practical Ways of Chinese National Culture Education