1. Attitude toward wealth / prosperity
China : poverty a 'recent memory' for many strongly oriented toward accumulation of wealth disiplined saversChina: poverty a 'recent memory' for many strongly oriented toward accumulation of wealth disiplined savers
Canada : poverty a 'distant memory' for many only slightly oriented toward accumulation of wealth, since government provides basic needs to all liberal use of credit; many Candadians are in heavy debt despite wealth Canada: poverty a 'distant memory' for many only slightly oriented toward accumulation of wealth, since government provides basic needs to all liberal use of credit; many Candadians are in heavy debt despite wealth
2. Leisure 2. Leisure
China : Leisure 'optional' after basic needs are taken care of and large China: Leisure 'optional' after basic needs are taken care of and large
savings are accumulated. savings are accumulated.
Canada : Leisure a 'human right' the goal of earning money is to spend it on leisure (travel, sports, vacation, house, etc) Canada: Leisure a 'human right' the goal of earning money is to spend it on leisure (travel, sports, vacation, house, etc)
3. Food 3. Food
China : 'live to eat': food is a central disucssion topic and meal times are religiously adhered to standard greeting: have you eaten lately China: 'live to eat': food is a central disucssion topic and meal times are religiously adhered to standard greeting: have you eaten lately
Canada : "eat to live" food is seldom talked about standard greeting:'nice day, eh?" or "cold enough" (meaning: how will the weather affect leisure?") Canada: "eat to live" food is seldom talked about standard greeting: 'nice day, eh? "Or" cold enough "(meaning: how will the weather affect leisure?")
4. Cultural identity 4. Cultural identity
China : cultural identity rooted in China's long history and beautiful written language pround of history + language China: cultural identity rooted in China's long history and beautiful written language pround of history + language
Canada : cultural identity rooted in georgraphy(short 100 year history); Canada: cultural identity rooted in georgraphy (short 100 year history);
obsessed with what Big Brother thinks of us proud of geography obsessed with what Big Brother thinks of us proud of geography
5. Future 5. Future
China : Strongly oriented to the future: willing to sacrifice now for tomorrow China: Strongly oriented to the future: willing to sacrifice now for tomorrow
Canada : strongly oriented to the now: unwilling to sacrifice today for tomorrow Canada: strongly oriented to the now: unwilling to sacrifice today for tomorrow
6. Class structure 6. Class structure
China : visible class divisions deference to authority and leadership success achieved by paying respect + giving 'face' to leaders. China: visible class divisions deference to authority and leadership success achieved by paying respect + giving 'face' to leaders.
Canada :few visible class divisions; critical of outward signs of wealth suspicious and critical of authority and leadership success achieved by 'going your own way' against leaders Canada: few visible class divisions; critical of outward signs of wealth suspicious and critical of authority and leadership success achieved by 'going your own way' against leaders
7. Relationsip(not sex) 7. Relationsip (not sex)
China : being 'well-connected' is vital for success and merit not as important as relationship; China: being 'well-connected' is vital for success and merit not as important as relationship;
it is not what you know, it is who you know it is not what you know, it is who you know
Canada : people admire the 'self made man'who succeeds on his own success more related to merit than being 'well-connected' it is not who you know, it is what you know. Canada: people admire the 'self made man'who succeeds on his own success more related to merit than being' well-connected 'it is not who you know, it is what you know.
The key differences between USMCA and NAFTA include updated provisions on labor, environment, intellectual property, and digital trade. These changes impact trade relations by promoting fairer competition, strengthening labor rights, and modernizing trade rules to reflect the current economic landscape. Overall, USMCA aims to create a more balanced and mutually beneficial trade relationship between the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
Some key differences between Shiite and Sunni Muslims include their beliefs on the rightful leaders of Islam (Imam Ali for Shiites and the Caliphs for Sunnis), their practices and rituals, and their interpretations of Islamic law. Additionally, there are theological differences in their views on the role of clergy and the concept of religious authority.
In the 1920s, Canada was largely focused on issues related to its relationship with the British Empire and its own push for more autonomy, while Britain was grappling with post-World War I challenges such as economic downturn and social unrest. Both countries had parliamentary systems, but Canada was moving towards greater self-governance while Britain was still a dominant global power. Additionally, there were differences in their political parties and leaders during this period.
Propaganda, simply nomconpoute, it don't matter who you vote for, nevertheless you iether whichever 40 percent then the ten percent dictated the the big huuge one...
china owns too many US dollars and the USA cant afford to buy them back. Leaving china in a position where they have a very strong influence over the value of the economy of the USA. A. differing trade pracitices
Canada has a democratic government, whereas China has a communist government.
Transportation, Population, Economy, Technology
China is located near Russia but Mongolia is in between them. China is not located near Canada.
one is north of the other, and thousands of other differences
we arent queer like Canada
the caste system
How hard they are. And if they are from Canada or the USA.
Well, you tell me. Eh?
starts with letter c
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Matulog ka nalang
They're different countries