COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS: UZBEKISTAN AND GREAT BRITAIN
Keywords:
Uzbekistan, Great Britain, customs, hospitality, traditions, culture, tea ceremony, etiquette, social norms.Abstract
This article provides a comprehensive comparative analysis of the customs and traditions of Uzbekistan and Great Britain. It explores the cultural roots, social etiquette, hospitality, and holiday celebrations of both nations. While Uzbekistan represents a vibrant Eastern culture deeply rooted in community and family values, Great Britain showcases a blend of historical monarchy and modern Western individualism. The study highlights both the stark differences and the surprising similarities in how these two nations preserve their heritage in a globalized world.
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