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The Differences in Social Communication between Western Countries and China英语(毕业论文)

PAGE PAGE 8 The Differences in Social Communication between Western Countries and China = 1 \* ROMAN I.Introduction With the carrying out of Reform and Opening Up Policy and the globalization of economy, an increasing number of Chinese swarm into western countries. No matter what their real purposes are, it is their hope that they can get along well with those foreigners. However, large amounts of Chinese have no idea about what they can exert themselves to. I read a sentence If you are at Rome, live after the Roman fashion; if you are elsewhere, live as they do there.” on the website Baidu. It is believed that, to some extent, this sentence provides us a proper answer. In other words, the first thing you need to do before your going to western countries is to learn how westerners behave and what you should pay attention to in those countries. Therefore, some differences in social communication between western countries and China will be shown in this paper. = 2 \* ROMAN II.Differences The dissimilarities in social communication between western countries and China mainly exist in such aspects as addressing, greeting, praising, visiting, parting, and giving a present. And all aspects of these differences will be expounded respectively in the following paragraphs. 2.1Differences in addressing It takes no effort to find an extremely surprising phenomenon that children should address their elders directly using their name. For example, one may address adults including the father, mother, or even the grandparents by their given names. In the eyes of Chinese, there is no doubt that this kind of appellation should be fervently condemned as a result of its violation of the so-called filial duty, which has been dominant in the minds of Chinese for thousands of years (Huang Yanli, 2005:3) by assertion: “Another difference is about the form of addressing. In China, people are inclined to address their superior or elders using title + surname in order to show their respe