When greeting, Chinese always other "Have you eaten?", "Where are you going?" , which is ordinary in China. However, if you ask the same question to a American colleague or classmate, they will feel amazing,  even if think you are offending their privacy. 

    If you are a Chinese, it is not strange that your relatives ask "How much do you earn in a month?“or "How much is your final grade?”, which make you 

embrassaed to answer but you have to answer. Above following, Chinese seem not to respect

 other's privacy.

    In reality, those questions are just used to greet, especially those people they don't get 

familiar with. They don't care where you go or how much you earn truly, so, they really 

don't offend your privacy.

 Its very important that people understand the language you are using to put their shoes on to what we are wearing. 

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It is almost certain that every student of a language will develop their own techniques 

that work best for them in terms of memorizing word faces, remembering the meanings 

of words, and remembering how to use words from letters