FinCloud-
这段文字绝对可以，是我原来的《商务英语》课本上的。不过既然是照搬课本，你拿去能用吗？呵呵。
One way in which Eastern culture differs greatly from Western culture is in the concept of “personal space”.It would appear that all people have a kind of “space bubble” around them which they do not to see invaded；yet the size of this “space bubble” varies considerably according to their cultural background.
Several researchers have noted that in general people from Eastern countries stand much closer to one another than Westerners do.For instance，Arabs tend to stand around 40 or 50 centimeters apart，whereas Americans seem to prefer a distance of approximately 100 centimeters.
Another example of this is the way that people behave in public places.As a rule Easterners do not seem to mind moving or standing together in groups.Instead，even when it is unnecessary to crowd together they may still do so；for example，when getting onto an empty bus. On the other hand，Westerners generally avoid crowds.In public places they deliberately distance themselves from strangers.
These different habits also influence people"s attitudes to interaction . On a Chinese train journey passengers quickly establish relationships with each other and spend the time joking and chatting amiably.Conversely，Westerners may avoid talking to strangers.On a train journey in Britain the passengers will often choose to reinforce their privacy by reading or looking out of the window.
The desire to maintain privacy is a lot stronger inWestern society. This is particularly notable at times of crisis，such as when people are depressed or unwell.When Westerners are ill they often seek solitude. This attitude is quite unlike that of Asians，who expect friends and family to gather around them and look after them when they are sick.
抄完了，好累啊！呵呵。
这段文字是说东西方人与人之间不同的距离。
比如阿拉伯人站在一起时，彼此距离可能只有四五十厘米，美国人就要大约1米。
在中国的火车上大家会很快和周围的乘客聊天，说笑。在英国的火车上人们一般不和陌生人说话，都会选择看报纸或者看窗外。
西方人如果生病了，他不愿意被人打扰。而中国人生病了就希望亲戚、朋友都在自己周围，都来看望自己。
总体是讲人们之间的社交距离，以及对于隐私的保护。
大鱼炖火锅-
There are many examples in our daily day life that represent the difference between Eastern and Western"s valuation on things. Here let"s take the example of mobile phone.
In USA you can rarely see people using fancy mobiles, but the ones that function well, so Nokia is the most popular brand here, which represents good quality, but not fancy looking compare to other brand, such as SonyEricson.
The situation in China or other Asian countries, people tend to purchase better looking mobile phones, especially teens and young adults, and their parents support them the money to do so. You can see extrem cases, that some people change 8 or more mobile phones per year, which in most part is to fulfill their vanity. The price of mobile phones in China usually arrange from 2000-4000 RMB per one. But in America or in Japan, you can get them for 20 USD, or 100 Yan. Sometimes even free when you purchase a certain company"s phone service.
This example represents people"s different evaluations on things base on culture differences. USA as an example of Western society, people tend focus on utility of things more then how they look. In China, which is an example of Eastern society, people have more incentive to purchase the ones that looks better, of course it functions well, but just ask for high price.
These phenomenas have been formed base on the cultures of different countries, as culture may influence people"s incentives and evaluations on things, we see people make different decisions, and these formed the society we now live in.
余辉-
是个小短篇哦，有难度！
还是你自己慢慢发挥哦