Urban and Rural Cultural Exchange from the Perspective of Cross-cultural Psychology
Liu Hong-b
Abstract
Liu Hong-b
Abstract
Urban and rural areas as two different geographical areas,are different in culture and psychology in the process of development and integration.Accelerating urban-rural integration can promote their cultural exchange and integration but because of their respective lasting cultural psychology,urban and rural residents have different personalities,thoughts and emotions.Therefore they are also quite different in value system and way of thinking,which is bound to affect urban and rural cultural exchange.With their respective cultural evolution,urban and rural areas are different in culture.Only by finding out the best way of urban-rural cultural exchange in the process of cultural evolution,can we achieve the integration of urban and rural culture.
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Urban and rural areas as two different geographical areas,are different in culture and psychology in the process of development and integration.Accelerating urban-rural integration can promote their cultural exchange and integration but because of their respective lasting cultural psychology,urban and rural residents have different personalities,thoughts and emotions.Therefore they are also quite different in value system and way of thinking,which is bound to affect urban and rural cultural exchange.With their respective cultural evolution,urban and rural areas are different in culture.Only by finding out the best way of urban-rural cultural exchange in the process of cultural evolution,can we achieve the integration of urban and rural culture.
Key concepts: Cultural psychology, Cultural exchange, Urban culture, Perspective (graphical), Sociology, Value (mathematics), Rural area, Geography