If I understand your question, Bear, you are asking what a Westerner would consider immoral. If that is what you're asking, I think it would be safe to say that most Western people would consider many things immoral, such as: murder, genocide, theft, pollution, embezzlement, cruelty, abuse, slavery, racism, and substance abuse. Some religious people, or highly idealistic people, have a different set of standards, and so would classify some things immoral that other people would accept; for example: abortion, the consumption of meat, promiscuity, and homosexuality. Most people would think of loud noises or littering as annoyances, not to mention bad citizenship/unneighborly, but probably would not categorize these things as immoral.

(...Westerner...) But yes, from the point of view of a Westerner, that is probably true. It's also true that a Westerner would consider lying about a product to be immoral, yet based on many products I have bought from several Chinese websites, lying ( or at least gross exaggeration) seems to be a common business practise.

I think you're right, Bear. Western morality is largely based on religious codes of conduct, like the '10 Commandments', but attitudes about the kinds behaviours you described are more culture specific. In a business setting, there might be a 'code of conduct' or 'community standards', but speaking about Westerners at large, it would be more exact to speak of 'culture' or 'cultural norms'. Like Chinese culture, most Western cultures would consider littering to be annoying or socially unacceptable, but depending on the location, being noisy could be annoying and unacceptable or it could be considered a healthy form of self expression; it all depends on the context. This is an interesting topic, and I look forward to hearing what other people think. Thanks for posting the question.

Thanks, Gary. I lean Libertarian, Phil, so you'll have to answer that yourself. I was merely making a general statement that some people would consider it so, especially the more religious among us.