Narcissism, denial, passing the buck, lack of responsibility.
I'd say you got it covered

Not good to generalize in terms of culture.  While all of these events can and do happen, and they have happened to me, I find the Chinese to be extremely polite, when they so wish to be, and extremely obtuse when they so wish.  After a while, one becomes inurred to the repeated "laowai, laowai" but that generally happens in the small cities.  For PhilBravery, for example, I find it far more taxing and far more difficult to maneouver my way through a room of over-Fosterlagered Australians bent on telling everyone whatever they want, whenever they want, with any language that they so want ... just by a way of a side comment, though.  Every culture has its values and mores.

Lying: look above. Watch how polite they are getting on/off an elevator, bus or even doors. Look at how they talk to each other. Look at how they give their seats to the elderly / pregnant women/ small kids. Look at how they drive around crowds of people (I see at least 10 people nicked by cars/ buses a year, I'm not talking about ebikes) 

Ignoring what goes on around you or accepting it because you think it's acceptable for their race is racist. 

Regarding your actual topic. Let's look at some more.  Saying things like, 'I have an interview tomorrow morning' vs 'I have an interview tomorrow so I'll not be able to make our class in the afternoon'. Being complete is a sign of honesty. I don't need to go any further.

Another thing. Schools telling you, 'The class has been canceled ' or  'the student changed the time'. Instead of telling you they assigned the class to the FT teacher (which is completely understandable)