„High context patterns refer to communication emphasizing external signals, including mannerisms, eye movement, and touch. High context information tends to be flowery, ornate, and descriptive. Low context communication is the opposite because it focuses on the explicit message through precision and content. Low context information tends to be clear and concise.“
Low context cultures would be China for example
High context would be United States (we tend to fill our communication with a lot of „fluff“ (extra information that may be unnecessary) and can come across as „unnecessarily complex and indirect“
Maybe I am misunderstanding something?
Here is the text I am using:
Writing Around the World
A Guide To Writing Across Cultures
Matthew McCool (2009)
pages 29-31
Thanks,
Jen
Unfortnuately I don’t have any more information on china. Maybe some of the readers on this page may have additional sources for you.
Best regards,
Oliver