2001Journal of Hebei UniversityRequires access

Comparison and Communication: China's Two Revolutions

Wei Zhang

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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.

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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.

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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

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