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在一次航海旅行中,你和妻子、孩子,还有你的母亲同乘一艘轮船,不幸船发生故障,开始下沉,在你的家庭成员中,只有你一人会游泳,可你却只能救一个人,那你将选择救谁呢? 这个问题是向来自亚洲和美国的一群男士提出的。美国人中有60％的人回答说,他们将救孩子,有40％的人选择救妻子,竟无一人的回答是救母亲。而亚洲人中100％的人回答说,应该救母亲。其理由是,你可以再结婚,会有更多的孩子,但你永远也不可能再有一个母亲! 尽管像这样的选择只是一种假设,但其结果却明显地体现出来自世界不同地方的人们在文化上的
During a sailing trip, you and your wife, children, and your mother take a ship. Unfortunately, the ship fails and begins to sink. Only one of your family members can swim, but you can only To save a man, who will you choose to save? This question is addressed to a group of men from Asia and the United States. Sixty percent of Americans answered that they would save their children and 40% would choose to save their wives, and none would answer their mothers. And 100% of Asians replied that they should save their mother. The reason is that you can get married again, there will be more children, but you will never again have a mother! While choices like this are just hypotheses, the results clearly show that people from different parts of the world People in culture