A research, a study about Culture Shock from countries, experience from oversea student, or even just a tourist.

3. MR. NGUYEN
THANH LIEM
MR. PHAN THANH
KHANG
MR. NGUYEN
NGOC PHAT
MR. CO HOANG
MINH
MR. NGUYEN
THANH LONG
MEMBERS

4. I. What is Culture Shock ?
II. Some differences between countries.
III. Good manners, bad manners. Does it matter ?
IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
MR. NGUYEN
THANH LIEM
SCHEDULE

5. I. What is Culture Shock ?
What is the biggest Culture Shockof themajorityof visitors to Vietnam?

6. I. What is Culture Shock ?
What is the biggest Culture Shockof the majorityof visitors to Vietnam?
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7.  Culture Shock is a natural state of psychological and physical disorientation.
 Symtomps:
 Confusion.
 Isolation.
 Depression.
 Anxiety.
 Inability to concentrate.
I. What is Culture Shock ?

8.  Culture Shock can arise from being unfamiliar with:
 Local customs.
 Language.
 Behaviour.
I. What is Culture Shock ?

9. I. What is Culture Shock ?
II. Some differences between countries.
III. Good manners, bad manners. Does it matter ?
IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
MR. PHAN THANH
KHANG
SCHEDULE

10.  Eyes contact:
While talking or greeting, they look into their
partner’s eyes directly.
II. Some differences between countries
Communicating Gestures

11.  “I don’t know”:
In US, it means they do not know, do not
care…
II. Some differences between countries
Communicating Gestures

12.  “Are you crazy ?”:
It’s used for expressing that somebody is
“crazy”.
II. Some differences between countries
Communicating Gestures

13.  Cheek kissing:
In US, it is a ritual or social kissing to indicate
relationship,… and to show respect.
II. Some differences between countries
Touching Gestures

14.  Nose tapping:
Americans do it when they want someone to
keep a secret.
II. Some differences between countries
Head Gestures

15.  Air quotes:
In US, this gesture is used for jeering at
someone or something.
II. Some differences between countries
Head Gestures

16.  High handshake:
In US, they use it for the first meeting.
II. Some differences between countries
Hands Gestures

17.  Thumbs up:
In US, people use it to take a taxi.
II. Some differences between countries
Hands Gestures

18.  First bump:
A gesture to give approval or
respect.
II. Some differences between countries
Hands Gestures

19.  Crossing fingers:
In US, you might cross your fingers for luck.
II. Some differences between countries
Hands Gestures

20.  V–Sign:
In US and some other countries, it means
“Peace” or “Victory”.
II. Some differences between countries
Hands Gestures

21.  Money:
In US, they use it when they want to talk
about money.
II. Some differences between countries
Hands Gestures

22.  Standing:
II. Some differences between countries
Legs Gestures

23.  Sitting:
II. Some differences between countries
Legs Gestures

24. I. What is Culture Shock ?
II. Some differences between countries.
III. Good manners, bad manners. Does it matter ?
IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
MR. NGUYEN NGOC
PHAT
SCHEDULE

25.  Polite words.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Good manners

26.  Greetings.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Good manners

27.  “Smile !”.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Good manners

28.  Handshake.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Good manners

29.  Lining up.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Good manners

30.  Holding the door.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Good manners

31.  Loud voice.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Bad Manners

32.  Money.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Bad Manners

33.  Personal.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Bad Manners

34.  Staring.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Bad Manners

35.  Touching.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Bad Manners

36.  Walking between people.
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?
Bad Manners

37. Does it matter ?
III. Good manners & Bad Manners. Does it matter ?

38. I. What is Culture Shock ?
II. Some differences between countries.
III. Good manners, bad manners. Does it matter ?
IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
MR. CO HOANG
MINH
SCHEDULE

39. IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
Learning as much about your host country as possible.

40. IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
Getting involved with the local community.

41. IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
Making an effort to learn the local language.

42. IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
Talking to other students about your feeling.

43. IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
Setting learning goals for your study abroad trip.

44. IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
Finding at least one thing you really love.

45. IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
Saying “YES !”

46. I. What is Culture Shock ?
II. Some differences between countries.
III. Good manners, bad manners. Does it matter ?
IV. How to deal with Culture Shock ?
V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
MR. NGUYEN
THANH LONG
SCHEDULE

47. V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
Taking a shower too long
Story about saving water in Australia
Story 1

48. V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
Ships for women
Safety for Lady
Story 2

49. V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
Prosperity andDynamism
Noise Culture of China
Story 3

50. V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
Developing communication skill with new thought
What experience ?

51. V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
A chance to be your better version
What experience ?

52. V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
Training your adaptability
What experience ?

53. V. Some stories about Culture Shock. What experience ?
A chance to develop & expand your career
What experience ?

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56. Question1: The Big Apple is a popular name for ?
A. London B. Boston
C. New York D. Philadelphia

57. Question2: What is considered Japan’s national sport ?
A. Boxing B. Sumo
C. Baseball D. Tennis

58. Question3: Which Vietnamese city is famous for its silk lanters ?
A. Ha Noi B. Hoi An
C. Ho Chi Minh D. Da Nang

59. Question4: Which animal does not belong to 12 Chinese Zodiac ?
A. Cat B. Pig
C. Ox D. Rat

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61. QUIZ
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62. Question5: What is Japanese more into ?
A. Coffee B. Tea

63. Question6: The American flag has 13 stripes representing ?
A. 13 original colonies B. 13 first presidents
C. 13 cities D. Nothing

64. Question7: Where is this ?
VinPearl Resort & Spa
Phu Quoc Island,
Vietnam

65. Question8: When a chinese person mention my “Ai Ren”, that is:

66. The Rade
(also E-de or Rhade)

67. Question10: Cai Luong is a modern folk opera originating in ____ ?