Long-Term Orientation is a cultural dimension that reflects how societies prioritize future rewards over immediate benefits. It emphasizes persistence, perseverance, and the importance of planning for the future. Cultures with a long-term orientation often value traditions and are willing to adapt them to achieve long-term goals. Countries like China and Japan typically exhibit long-term orientation, focusing on education, hard work, and saving for the future. This contrasts with short-term oriented cultures, which prioritize quick results and immediate gratification. Understanding this dimension can help in cross-cultural communication and business practices.