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Unit 6法国France ContentsGregarious and Outgoing, Free and Undisciplined, Resistance, Criticism and Self-criticism, Diversity and Inclusivity?Cultural ValuesCafé Culture: France Fights to Keep Its Fraternité?ReadingGreetings, Small Talk, Business Attire, Gift-giving, Punctuality, Driving Laws?EtiquetteBusiness Lunches?Cultural NotesUber Collides with France??DilemmaLead-inUnit 6France Lead-inLead-inWatch the following video and then answer the questions. This is a dinner party.Answer the QuestionsGenerally, in France, dress tends to be on the formal side for both men and women, whether in business or social situations. As the French will perceive the way you dress as being a reflection of your social status and relative success. In France, men usually choose a tuxedo for formal dinner, while women usually choose the evening dress. Students may give detailed description and discussion on each person’s attire in the video based on the understanding of the above rule.?What kind of social occasion is displayed in the video??Are all the people appropriately dressed for the dinner? Why?? Cultural Values Cultural Values in FranceWhat is a typical French people like in your mind??Can you summarize the typical traits of French people??Gregarious and Outgoing?Free and Undisciplined?Resistance, Criticism and Self-criticism?Diversity and Inclusivity? ReadingCafé Culture: France Fights to Keep Its Fraternité?The following is an article published in The Christian Science Monitor in 2019, titled “Café Culture: France Fights to Keep its Fraternité”. Read the text and find out the different roles French café played in local people’s life.?Reading 12345Comprehension QuestionsWhy does the author say “French cafés like Café Parisien are more than just a place for a stiff espresso”??Why are iconic French cafés changing??What roles do the owners of French cafés play??Why is Groupe SOS promoting its “1,000 Cafés” initiative??What is your understanding of the statement that cafés are “the l