In China
In China, it is less common to say 'I love you' as a way of expressing love for someone else. Instead, more informal phrases such as 'wo xihuan ni' (which translates into 'I like you') tend to be used. In Chinese the word 'ai' is commonly used to illustrate the concept of love. This can be used as both a verb, when saying I love you, or as a noun, when talking about love.
In terms of actions, love is very much a universal concept and can be demonstrated in China just as it is in any other part of the world. This could be with kind words, romantic gestures or hugs and kisses. That said, the Chinese people are not fond of displays of public affection, particularly those of the older generation.
In Spain
In Spain, love is expressed much as it is in Western natures - however, the Spanish may demonstrate a dramatic flair in matters of romance; the men and women of Spain may prefer an overtly romantic approach that is flirtatious and also passionate. The Spanish have a taste for drama, as can be witnessed in their love for bullfighting, and their passionate artists, such as the inimitable Pablo Picasso. The Spanish will express love with physical affection, flirting, and romantic gestures, such as giving flowers, or saying romantic sentiments.
Ways To Show Love In Spain
• To show love in Spain, learn to play a romantic song on the guitar, in the signature Spanish style, and serenade your lover with an unforgettable tune. Spanish guitars are beautifully-crafted, and produce a unique and beautiful sound. The classical and modern guitarists of Spain create exceptional rhythms and melodies that often quite wistful, romantic, and filled with longing. Express your love in Spain by making music that tugs at the heartstrings.
• Another unforgettable way to express love in Spain is through poetry; learning a little bit of the Spanish language (if you don't know it already) will go a long way. Key phrases, such as "amor" (which means love), can be used in...
