Showing posts with label Nadire Yimamu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nadire Yimamu. Show all posts
Sunday, 27 November 2016
Saturday, 22 October 2016
D-I-E, Individualism
Describe
One day last winter, when I was going out
from library, I saw one lady pushing a baby carriage and trying to come in. I
saw her trying so hard to hold the door and at the mean time pushing the baby
carriage in. So I run to the door and trying to hold the door for her. But
surprisingly, she said “I can do it” in Finnish with very angry voice and showed
the sign “go away” with her hand to me. I was just shocked there and really did
not understand why she was so angry, and don’t know what I did wrong.
Interpret
From what I lean about Finnish culture,
this is the typical individualism
characteristic of Finnish culture. Finnish people tend to be more
individualism, this always make them more independent. I think this is the main
reason why that lady was so angry when I try to help her at something that she
is totally capable of doing. So in that case she felt angry about it instead of
feel the kindness of me, because her self-esteem is attacked.
Evaluate
At that moment I had all the negative
feeling about this lady’s behaviour. In my country, helping others is always
accepted and very much appreciated. I felt she is rude and impolite, because I
offered my help nicely but she rejected in a very impolite way.
Thursday, 29 September 2016
Friday, 23 September 2016
Hi,
My name is Nadire Yimamu, I am from China and I am studying Business Management in Centria. I love cooking and baking,and like to do many kind of sports, especially outdoor sports.
Even though I have been in Finland for almost two years, but I think culture is so big thing that we can not get all of it in a short time, so I still want to learn something I do not know about Finnish culture in this course.
My name is Nadire Yimamu, I am from China and I am studying Business Management in Centria. I love cooking and baking,and like to do many kind of sports, especially outdoor sports.
Even though I have been in Finland for almost two years, but I think culture is so big thing that we can not get all of it in a short time, so I still want to learn something I do not know about Finnish culture in this course.
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