Comparison and Communication: China's Two Revolutions
Wei Zhang
Abstract
Wei Zhang
Abstract
This paper concerns an unbalanced situation of cultural communications between China and the west. Although the westerners approached Chinese culture first, they hardly adopted the Chinese culture; on the other hand,the Chinese made a slow visit to western culture but absorbed it fundamentally. The paper asserts that it was the cultural comparison and communication that made China successful as a nation.
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This paper concerns an unbalanced situation of cultural communications between China and the west. Although the westerners approached Chinese culture first, they hardly adopted the Chinese culture; on the other hand,the Chinese made a slow visit to western culture but absorbed it fundamentally. The paper asserts that it was the cultural comparison and communication that made China successful as a nation.
Key concepts: China, Chinese culture, Cultural communication, Chinese people, Cultural revolution, Political science, History, Sociology