How do kisses differ across cultures/countries?

So, obviously kissing in general is handles differently in different cultures. Ranging from kissing (cheeks) on first encounters and social norms forbidding kisses exchanged between non-married people.

But, I’m just saying in the case where two people are already kissing, lips to lips, not just pecking… are there different standards for a “good” kiss? I realize that different people will have different ideas of what a good kiss is, but generally, I think there’s a fairly unified idea of “good” (ie: wide mouthed kisses and lots of tongue shoving would be bad, at least to me).

I’ve had a couple of encounters with two Indian guys in the past and while they kissed a little differently, they felt generally the same. A little tentative in that there was never a coming up for breath issue, and too much tongue shoving for my taste.
Were they both just bad kissers? Or did it have to do with where they came from.

I’m not sure if I really explained what I wanted to say or if I’m asking the right question I want to ask, but we’ll see.