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Modern View of the Construction of Chinese Culture

Yi Song

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Modernity is the basic requirement of the development of modern society,and is also the must-direction of the development of culture.Statically,modernity is of the quality of being taken as a whole;dynamically,modernity is of the nature of development.Comprehensively,modernity is polynary.Generally speaking,cultural development is of certain objective necessity and subjective initiative.To help realize the transformation of Chinese culture from the traditional mode to the modern one and strengthen the modernity of the constrution of contemporary culture,focus should be layed to the economic construction,efforts should be paid to the basis of the modernity of China's cultural construction.Moreover,more efforts should be made to strengthen the basis of traditional culture so as to form a solid base of the modernity of China's cultural construction.The means of realizing the transformation is lies in the cultural communication which is crucial to speed up the process of increasing the modernity of China's cultural construction.

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Modernity is the basic requirement of the development of modern society,and is also the must-direction of the development of culture.Statically,modernity is of the quality of being taken as a whole;dynamically,modernity is of the nature of development.Comprehensively,modernity is polynary.Generally speaking,cultural development is of certain objective necessity and subjective initiative.To help realize the transformation of Chinese culture from the traditional mode to the modern one and strengthen the modernity of the constrution of contemporary culture,focus should be layed to the economic construction,efforts should be paid to the basis of the modernity of China's cultural construction.Moreover,more efforts should be made to strengthen the basis of traditional culture so as to form a solid base of the modernity of China's cultural construction.The means of realizing the transformation is lies in the cultural communication which is crucial to speed up the process of increasing the modernity of China's cultural construction.

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Modernity is the basic requirement of the development of modern society,and is also the must-direction of the development of culture.Statically,modernity is of the quality of being taken as a whole;dynamically,modernity is of the nature of development.Comprehensively,modernity is polynary.Generally speaking,cultural development is of certain objective necessity and subjective initiative.To help realize the transformation of Chinese culture from the traditional mode to the modern one and strengthen the modernity of the constrution of contemporary culture,focus should be layed to the economic construction,efforts should be paid to the basis of the modernity of China's cultural construction.Moreover,more efforts should be made to strengthen the basis of traditional culture so as to form a solid base of the modernity of China's cultural construction.The means of realizing the transformation is lies in the cultural communication which is crucial to speed up the process of increasing the modernity of China's cultural construction.

Key concepts: Modernity, China, Aesthetics, Sociology, Chinese culture, Environmental ethics, Political science, Philosophy

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