Do Indonesians have slanted eyes?

Indonesians were classified as ‘Mongoloid’, just a different ‘sub-race’ or division to Northern Mongoloids, and I think indigenous Javanese can also have the ‘slanted eyes. ‘ I see many Indonesian look a like chinese, especially skin : white / yellow and Eye : slanted eyes / small almond.

Is Indonesia a US or Chinese ally?

Indonesia and the United States established diplomatic relations in 1949. Relations are generally strong and close. Both are republics, and each nation reciprocally recognizes the strategic importance of their counterpart.

What is a slant eye?

Definition of slant-eye disparaging + offensive. : a person with slanting eyes especially : one of Asian ancestry.

What are Mongolian eyes?

Mongolian slant. The palpebral slant is the direction of the slant of a line that goes from the outer corner of the eye to the inner corner. The direction of the slant of a line drawn from the outer corner of the eye to the inner corner is known as the palpebral slant.

How do Chinese and East Asian people view eye contact?

Chinese and East Asian individuals have been said to “perceive another’s face as angrier and more unapproachable and unpleasant when making eye contact as compared to individuals from a Western European culture.” There are a few specific gestures which hold different meaning in China than in other cultures.

How do Indonesians behave when making eye contact?

Indonesians tend to make direct eye contact with their peers, but still break the gaze quite frequently. They may feel awkward holding prolonged eye contact and divert their eyes when speaking with Westerners, however people from the cities are generally more accustomed to it.

What do Indonesians do to show respect?

Eye Contact: It is expected that one diverts their eyes out of respect when speaking to someone older or of a higher social status. Indonesians tend to make direct eye contact with their peers, but still break the gaze quite frequently.

Is it true that eye contact is avoided in China?

However, it is also true that direct and prolonged eye contact is avoided in China. Chinese and East Asian individuals have been said to “perceive another’s face as angrier and more unapproachable and unpleasant when making eye contact as compared to individuals from a Western European culture.”

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