“Globalization creates a world in which people of different cultural backgrounds increasingly come to depend on one another. Understanding and accepting cultural differences becomes an imperative in order to become an effective intercultural communicator in a global society. According to Chen and Starosta (1997,2000), technology development, especially communication and transportation technology not only enable people to easily and efficiently move from continent to continent to encounter in face-to-face communication, but also bring about other impacts , including increasing domestic cultural diversity and globalization of economy. As result, the need for intercultural knowledge and skills that lead to intercultural communication competence becomes critical for leading a productive and successful life in the 21st century.”