Common negative stereotypes about these peoples are stereotypes that exist about residents of different countries, but they are not necessarily the reality of the character of all residents of that country. Germany Dry, too law-abiding, cold in relationships, inflexible and prone to complaints France Arrogant, self-satisfied, impatient with foreigners and strict with language England Classy, sarcastic, emotionless and seemingly polite but unfriendly America Self-centered, consumerist, pretentious and ignorant of the outside world Italy Irregular, untimely, dramatic and flirtatious Spain Punctual, careless in planning and not in a hurry to do things Holland too open, stingy, judgmental and sometimes rude in the name of honesty Switzerland cold, money-oriented, strict, conservative and hard to accept newcomers Sweden aloof, conflict-averse, too cautious and under social pressure to adapt Norway isolated, quiet, cold in social interactions and hard to form deep friendships Russia pessimistic, distrustful of foreigners, strict and in favor of authority Turkey extreme nationalist, quick to criticize the country, traditional and having tense debates Iran Unrealistic compliments, eye for eye, interference in the lives of others, judgmental and relationship games India Boldness of social hierarchy, family pressure, class discrimination and flexibility sometimes at the cost of disorder China Extreme competitiveness, pressure to succeed, great importance to Social image and adaptation to the Japanese audience Strong pressure for social harmony, suppression of emotions, extreme work and difficulty accepting different people South Korea Appearance, intense competition in studies and career, social pressure and the extreme importance of the position on the eve of social conservatism, hierarchical view and great importance to position and family prestige Display statements of wealth, appearance, consumerism and class gap Brazil Punctuality, focused on a relationship, lack of planning and not taking Certain commitments seriously Mexico Relationship-oriented, punctuality and prioritizing personal communication over formal routines Canada Visual politeness, avoiding conflict, indirect approach and difficulty in creating intimacy Australia Sharp jokes, informality and sometimes pressure to fit in with the crowd.

Common negative stereotypes about these peoples are stereotypes that exist about residents of different countries, but they are not necessarily the reality of the character of all residents of that country. Germany Dry, too law-abiding, cold in relationships, inflexible and prone to complaints France Arrogant, self-satisfied, impatient with foreigners and strict with language England Classy, sarcastic, emotionless and seemingly polite but unfriendly America Self-centered, consumerist, pretentious and ignorant of the outside world Italy Irregular, untimely, dramatic and flirtatious Spain Punctual, careless in planning and not in a hurry to do things Holland too open, stingy, judgmental and sometimes rude in the name of honesty Switzerland cold, money-oriented, strict, conservative and hard to accept newcomers Sweden aloof, conflict-averse, too cautious and under social pressure to adapt Norway isolated, quiet, cold in social interactions and hard to form deep friendships Russia pessimistic, distrustful of foreigners, strict and in favor of authority Turkey extreme nationalist, quick to criticize the country, traditional and having tense debates Iran Unrealistic compliments, eye for eye, interference in the lives of others, judgmental and relationship games India Boldness of social hierarchy, family pressure, class discrimination and flexibility sometimes at the cost of disorder China Extreme competitiveness, pressure to succeed, great importance to Social image and adaptation to the Japanese audience Strong pressure for social harmony, suppression of emotions, extreme work and difficulty accepting different people South Korea Appearance, intense competition in studies and career, social pressure and the extreme importance of the position on the eve of social conservatism, hierarchical view and great importance to position and family prestige Display statements of wealth, appearance, consumerism and class gap Brazil Punctuality, focused on a relationship, lack of planning and not taking Certain commitments seriously Mexico Relationship-oriented, punctuality and prioritizing personal communication over formal routines Canada Visual politeness, avoiding conflict, indirect approach and difficulty in creating intimacy Australia Sharp jokes, informality and sometimes pressure to fit in with the crowd.