In parts of East Asia, what is commonly asked instead of “how are you”?

Here is the question :

IN PARTS OF EAST ASIA, WHAT IS COMMONLY ASKED INSTEAD OF “HOW ARE YOU”?

Here is the option for the question :

• What is new?
• Have you eaten?
• How is the weather?
• Where is your head?

The Answer:

And, the answer for the the question is :

Explanation:

[STC009884]. Instead of asking, “How are you?” as a greeting, it is usual in many Cantonese-speaking regions of China (as well as in Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines) to ask, “Have you eaten?” In addition, there are certain regions in which the inquiry specifically asks, “Have you eaten rice yet?” Rice is an essential component of the cuisine found throughout East Asia.