Most impressive thing about your culture or heritage

Most impressive thing about your culture or heritage

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When it comes to culture, I can say that my country leads. We might have our own problems, but we've got a wonderful culture. The food, the respect, the family vibe, the music, the proverbs… sometimes it just feels too rich. I like how every tribe has their own style and identity. Even our traditional weddings alone are full entertainment.

What’s that one thing about your culture that always makes you smile or feel proud?
 
The most impressive thing about my culture is the attribute of respect. It implies that any person that is older than you deserves respect by default. That has been one culture that I personally uphold.
 
I wouldn't know much to say about the whole country but I can at say something about my town's people. They are the most hardworking people I've ever seen. They start from childhood to train kids to be hardworking.
 
I think it should be our food. I just love everything about our delicacies. A lot of people come around for tourism in our country and they love our food a lot.
 
One beautiful thing about my culture is the ritual that accepts a young girl as becoming a woman shortly after puberty. She is isolated with contemporaries, fed, taught and pampered. And the D Day of the celebration that recognises her as a woman.
 
One beautiful thing about my culture is the ritual that accepts a young girl as becoming a woman shortly after puberty. She is isolated with contemporaries, fed, taught and pampered. And the D Day of the celebration that recognises her as a woman.
 

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