The Amalgamation and Its Destination of Chinese Culture and Western Culture in Qing Dynasty
Xiaoguang Li
Abstract
Xiaoguang Li
Abstract
In Qing dynasty, there is an obvious transformation in Chinese culture; the Chinese culture researcher tried hard to change the prattle trend in the academic research since Song and Ming dynasties and tried to reform the order of society and thoughts. On the other hand, there is a great amalgamation between Chinese culture and Western culture, which ended in failure. This thesis is engaged to prove that good amalgamation among different cultures must be based on good understanding and equal participation, and each culture should introspect their choices in the history of human culture development historically.
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In Qing dynasty, there is an obvious transformation in Chinese culture; the Chinese culture researcher tried hard to change the prattle trend in the academic research since Song and Ming dynasties and tried to reform the order of society and thoughts. On the other hand, there is a great amalgamation between Chinese culture and Western culture, which ended in failure. This thesis is engaged to prove that good amalgamation among different cultures must be based on good understanding and equal participation, and each culture should introspect their choices in the history of human culture development historically.
Key concepts: Chinese culture, Order (exchange), Indian culture, Western culture, Human culture, History, China, Political science