The business ethics can be defined differently under different culture background. In the western world, a full-time employee works forty to fifty hours, however, in the eastern world, especially in China, a full-time employee is expected to work more than sixty hours. Does it necessarily mean that the employers in China do not believe in business ethics? The answer is obviously no. The managers in China are not aware that the employees are overloaded. For instance, as a doctor in China, you need to work ten hours per day and six days per week including a twenty-four-hour shift. It is considered an ethical behavior to most people in China(including my parents who are doctors themselves) because patients can come at any time and there must be a doctor in the hospital to handle any emergency. If a hospital in Canada requires its employees to be in the hospital for more than sixty hours per week1, the hospital will be considered not ethical and does not believe in business ethic because it ignores the personal feeling of the individuals. Thus, business ethic can be interpreted differently based on one’s background, experience and many other factors. 1. “We should be worried about China’s health – Chinese doctors speak out.” Seeing Red in China. N.p., 02 Apr 2012. Web. 11 Sep 2013. <http://seeingredinchina.com/2012/04/02/we-should-be-worried-about-chinas-health-chinese-doctors-speak-out/>.