What is socially acceptable in China that would be horrifying in Japan?

Answer: This: Okay, let's zoom in a little bit: I took this picture in China.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What is socially acceptable in China that would be horrifying in Japan? Karl Stefan (孙天福), lived in China (2013-2017) Updated Feb 12, 2019 This: Okay, let's zoom in a little bit: I took this picture in China. It was on the wall of a restaurant at my university. Notice how two people are using chopsticks to grab t... Read More » Did the Khmer Empire ever try to conquer Vietnam? Lucia Millar, lives in Asia Updated Feb 4 Question: Did the Khmer Empire ever try to conquer Vietnam? Answer: Yes, the Khmer Empire really tried many times to conquer the ancient Vietnamese state - Dai Viet/the Grea... Read More » Can you help me understand more about Pu-Yi? 1. His removal from the Forbidden City in 1924? 2. Was he only free to leave prison after denouncing the Japanese? 3. Hi Prison commander, (who helped him in Prison) was punished in the parade, why? George Hu, works at Department of Health Australian Government Written Feb 10 I know these scenes were from the movie, but here's what I could add. Why was Puyi removed from the Forbidden City? Puyi spent his childhood and young adult years secluded in... Read More » What do Iranians think of China? Why do so many people on Twitter oppose the 25-year agreement between China and Iran? Huijian Wu, CTO (2005-present) Written Apr 4 What you may not imagine is that a large percentage of Iranians are actually opposed to this agreement. If it were a few years ago, you would have seen more Iranians opposin... Read More » What is the most fantastic thing, about Thailand, that almost no foreigners know about? Charissa Enget, lived in Thailand (2018-2020) Written Jul 27, 2020 Whenever people find out I lived in Thailand, they ask me three things: how were the parties, the beaches, and the ladyboys/sex tourism. It seems that's all anyone knows Th... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/