Cultural Dialogue between China and Western and Integration of Cultures under the Challenge of Globalization
FU Shou-xiang
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FU Shou-xiang
Abstract
This paper puts forward we should respect Chinese traditional culture, but not be limited by it during modernizations of China; we should absorb the western culture, but we could not copy it. The globalization of culture does not mean the homogenization, or rather, the assimilation of culture. Sure is the western culture playing a leading part in the process of the globalization, and sure too never can the western culture bring all the culture on earth to be a homogenetic whole. In the globalized cultural circulation, China's advanced culture with Chinese characterstics should absorb Chinese traditional culture and western culture as well as surpass them.
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This paper puts forward we should respect Chinese traditional culture, but not be limited by it during modernizations of China; we should absorb the western culture, but we could not copy it. The globalization of culture does not mean the homogenization, or rather, the assimilation of culture. Sure is the western culture playing a leading part in the process of the globalization, and sure too never can the western culture bring all the culture on earth to be a homogenetic whole. In the globalized cultural circulation, China's advanced culture with Chinese characterstics should absorb Chinese traditional culture and western culture as well as surpass them.
Key concepts: Globalization, China, Cultural homogenization, Western culture, Chinese culture, Cultural globalization, Political science, Sociology