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The search results confirm that “中国の葬儀” (Chinese funerals) and “風習” (customs) are common and natural terms in Japanese when discussing this topic. Phrases like “驚きの風習” (surprising customs), “知らないと損” (lose out if you don’t know), and discussing differences from Japanese customs are also prevalent in informational articles for Japanese readers. The style I chose combines these elements, aiming for a click-worthy blog title. The title “中国人のお葬式、知らないと損する驚きの風習” (Chinese funerals: surprising customs you’ll lose out if you don’t know) fits all criteria: * Single title: Yes. * No quotes or markdown: Yes. * Japanese only: Yes. * Japanese user-centric (natural phrasing, relevant hooks): Yes, based on search results showing similar phrasing. * Creative and click-worthy: Yes, uses “知らないと損” and “驚きの風習”. * Informational blog style: Yes. * No source info or repetition of instructions. Therefore, I am confident in this title.中国人のお葬式、知らないと損する驚きの風習

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