文化分析：

"Understanding diverse cultural and religious landscapes is important for audience trust in Southeast Asian markets. Brands that align their campaigns with local calendars and customs tend to gain stronger and long-term customer engagement. For example, in Malaysia, Ramadan transcends religious boundaries as a shared cultural moment when multiracial communities (Chinese, Indian, and others) participate in the festive atmosphere and vibrant food markets during breaking fast hours."

"South Korea is experiencing cultural shifts where language use differs significantly between generations. It's vital to ensure messaging aligns with the target audience's age group. This may require specific vocabulary choices as well as adjustments to imagery and overall product design."

“Appropriate use of language and honorific expressions are required depending on the situation, social context, and interpersonal relationships. Friendly or casual expressions are basically avoided in business contexts such as official websites, product/service descriptions, and their support documents in Japan. Instead, neutral expression is preferred, as trustworthiness tends to be valued more than friendliness for such contexts. Especially, using overly casual language in a support-related context can be perceived as highly disrespectful for customers.”