简答题According to Hall, a typical "intimate distance" in America is 45-80 centimetres.简答题In Japan, when men bow each other, they usually do it at a bigger angle than Japanese women.简答题Gender is a factor which determines personal space. In Chinese culture, the distance between women is shorter than that between men.简答题A Japanese executive is likely to interpret a smile as a sign of lack of seriousness.简答题The Chinese and Japanese find blowing your nose in public or on the dinner table extremely rude.简答题Different cultures might share different facial expressions.简答题There are differences in nonverbal expression of the same meaning or feeling across cultures.简答题Being able to control emotions is one of the characters of noble men in Chinese concepts.简答题In China, people often fall into chairs, put their feet on their feet on the desks as they think it is a casual posture.简答题“Thumbs up”is a rude gesture in Australia.简答题The amount of information conveyed by language in face-to-face communication is much more that conveyed by body language.简答题American boys and girls hold hands whenever they are hanging out.