How do cross-cultural differences affect people's lives?

As the saying goes, "a hundred miles is different from a hometown, and a hundred miles is different"! Different regions, different fields and different industries all have different cultures. Each unit also has its own culture.

"Culture" is the most widely used academic term in the field of social science, and it is also the most difficult to define accurately.

Edward tylor, a British anthropologist, gave a clear definition of culture for the first time in his book Primitive Culture: "Culture is a complex, including people's abilities and habits such as knowledge, belief, art, law, morality and customs as members of society."

When a person moves from one environment to another, it is inevitable to avoid the problem of cross-cultural communication.

If you don't understand the local culture, there will be more cross-cultural conflicts besides making jokes. There are many reasons for the conflict, but most of them are conflicts of ideas and customs. Concepts and customs include group view, power view, time view and customs.