It's being practiced all over the Asians whether in Melbourne, Kuala Lumpur, Seoul etc. I'm not too sure if this culture exists in western countries. I'm saying this because i've been in those places. Therefore this is about my own opinion & experiences. This could be different with some other people.
Whenever you are on a public transport, the seats are limited and should be reserved for certain people that "u know who". In Japan & Korea, this has become a compulsory and should be practiced by everybody.
It's a little ashame having an old folks standing right in front of you while u were sitting & u don't feel like letting it go. Others would think that u are so mean & not being nice. The Aussies are quite about the same because they have beautiful mind, honest & cleanheart.
Speaking about honesty, should we think of what others think about us or should we think about the weak old man? This has become the topic which is being thought for certain people who are not sure of what action should they take.
How this sincere culture can be inculcated to young generations mind? If there is a method that can cultivate that, the world will become better place.
It's not easy to measure the average sincerity of a group of correspondence during a survey. It's just that people would respond differently if they were being questioned compared to the actual situation.
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