conversation between china and america.ppt

Hi! Hello! What is conversation? The use of speech for informal exchange of views or ideas or information etc. Conversation in Different Countries America: In America, no one speaks for very long, and the speakers take turns frequently, often after only a few sentences have been spoken. Watching a conversation between two Americans is like watching a table tennis game, a British observer said. Your head goes back and forth and back and forth so fast it almost makes your neck hurt. German： Theres no difference between work, home or anything in between; just that the conversation is on a subject that is important to the individuals, and should be handled with the final outcome in mind rather than reactions to emotions. In short, negotiations are on a more personal level – and at a time when the situation seems tense – and most likely without much prior warning. China: In China, various issues of status and face are involved, which are more or less important depending on who you are talking to. You must take special care with high-status elderly or at least mature Chinese native speakers. Japan: In Japan, Japanese people do not share their true feelings as easily with strangers. They may find it difficult to believe people that they do not know each other well. China: Chinese scenery, landmarks weather, climate, and geography in China Chinese art, antique food, shopping etc. in China your travels in other countries your positive experiences traveling in China UK: Weather; Fashion ; Sport; Travel, etc. China: Refrain from using the terms such as Red China, Mainland China, and Communist China. Just say China. Never say “Taiwan” instead of saying “the Republic of China” at meetings. UK: Religion; Politics; Privacy, etc. Notices during a conversation 1.It is extremely bad manners to ask an individual about his political leanings or who he has voted for. 2.Avoid making personal inquiries in the course of a conversation, especially during first introductions.  3