1. What is the case of stereotype in intercultural communication above?

The case of stereotype in intercultural communication above is the assumption that Han is good with numbers because he is Asian. This is a common stereotype that Asians are good at math.

2. What is the misunderstanding here?

The misunderstanding here is that Linda assumes that Han is good with numbers because he is Asian, which is a stereotype. However, Han is actually not good with numbers, and this assumption makes him feel uncomfortable. Additionally, Linda invites Han to a gathering assuming that he would be interested in joining because of his ethnicity. However, Han's interest in the gathering has nothing to do with his ethnicity.

3. How to cope with that kind of misunderstanding above?

To cope with this kind of misunderstanding, it is important to recognize and challenge stereotypes. People should avoid making assumptions about others based on their ethnicity, race, or other characteristics. Instead, they should get to know the person as an individual and avoid making generalizations. Additionally, people should communicate openly and honestly to clarify any misunderstandings and avoid making assumptions. Effective intercultural communication strategies, such as active listening and considering cultural conventions, can also help prevent misunderstandings.

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