In the article, "More than a Decade of Standards", it defines the three main aspects of culture, also known as the 3 P's, these being: perspectives, practices, and products. Perspectives is the the point of view of a specific culture. It's the "philosophical" part of culture that gives daily life meanings and values. Practices is the social interaction of culture and sets up what is and is not social acceptable behavior. Lastly, products are simply goods and laws of a culture, what people of a specific culture eat, read, or listen to.

This is no "Asian Culture" as a whole per se, however the individual countries of Asia, and in most cases, even the individual regions of countries have their own culture. If we were to lump all of Asia together