There are a lot, and I think it depends on what part of China you come from too, since China is very large, and a lot of Western countries are quite small (especially in Europe!). I would say one point to mention is that Chinese people value education extremely highly. This means long hours in the classroom and cramming lots of answers in to pass tests. In Europe, some places are less crazy about educating in the same way. We find that children learn more when they're playing, or with their friends sometimes than cramming answers and long hours which makes people too tired. It's difficult to know which is a better system, since one promotes rest and allows for more imagination and the other requires a lot of hard work, but gets a lot of information into people at the same time. I think somewhere in the middle is the best idea!

Hi this is a website outlining the cultural differences between China and Australia http://www.convictcreations.com/culture/australiaasia.html

I understand in China 'guanxi' is very important and implies the people you know in business and in personal life may be the same. In Europe we would tend more to keeping business and personal life separated. We don't seek business benefit from our friends and we don't make friends with business partners. Speaking generally of course.

In Ukraine we don't it insects))