The Main Features of Taiwan Culture and the Historical Stages of Han Culture Spreading on This Island
XU Bo-dong
Abstract
XU Bo-dong
Abstract
The third immigration in history from the mainland to Taiwan was the immigration of Han Nationality,which played a major part in the development of Taiwan culture. After discussing the four different features of Taiwan culture,it goes on to give a study of the five stages of the Han culture spreading on the Island of Taiwan:the rudimentary stage, the foundational stage, the expanding stage, the struggling stage, and the booming stage. It discusses the fact that despite its local color, Taiwan culture belongs to the same culture system with that of the mainland. It is a sub-branch of the Chinese culture. Thus, the “Cultural Independence” is doomed from the very beginning.
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The third immigration in history from the mainland to Taiwan was the immigration of Han Nationality,which played a major part in the development of Taiwan culture. After discussing the four different features of Taiwan culture,it goes on to give a study of the five stages of the Han culture spreading on the Island of Taiwan:the rudimentary stage, the foundational stage, the expanding stage, the struggling stage, and the booming stage. It discusses the fact that despite its local color, Taiwan culture belongs to the same culture system with that of the mainland. It is a sub-branch of the Chinese culture. Thus, the “Cultural Independence” is doomed from the very beginning.
Key concepts: Mainland, Immigration, Mainland China, Independence (probability theory), Stage (stratigraphy), Nationality, History, Chinese culture