2004Journal of Shandong Administrative College and Shandong Economic Management Personnel CollegeRequires access

Cultural Globalization and the Construction of China's Advanced Culture

Feng Wang

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Cultural globalization is the logical consequence of the development of economic globalization. Facing the challenge of cultural globalization, we should construct china's advanced culture with the guidance of the three represents, the inheritance of the elite of the traditional culture of Chinese nation

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Cultural globalization is the logical consequence of the development of economic globalization. Facing the challenge of cultural globalization, we should construct china's advanced culture with the guidance of the three represents, the inheritance of the elite of the traditional culture of Chinese nation

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Cultural globalization is the logical consequence of the development of economic globalization. Facing the challenge of cultural globalization, we should construct china's advanced culture with the guidance of the three represents, the inheritance of the elite of the traditional culture of Chinese nation

Key concepts: Globalization, Elite, China, Construct (python library), Cultural globalization, Cultural homogenization, Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Economic globalization

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