Cultural Globalization and the Security of China's Culture
Shen Qi-peng
Abstract
Shen Qi-peng
Abstract
As an associated phenomenon of economic globalization, cultural globalization is the one-sided wishful trend of thought in today's world. Cultural globalization is transmitting, colliding, fusing and coexisting process of cultural information, values, patterns between areas, nations, or continents. We must face up to the negative effects to the development of China's culture under this globalization background, which is like a double-edged blade. We must adhere to the orientation of China's advanced culture and take active efforts to protect the excellent part of native culture and maintain the cultural diversity, which should be regarded as important as the means to ensure the security of China's culture and even the whole society.
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As an associated phenomenon of economic globalization, cultural globalization is the one-sided wishful trend of thought in today's world. Cultural globalization is transmitting, colliding, fusing and coexisting process of cultural information, values, patterns between areas, nations, or continents. We must face up to the negative effects to the development of China's culture under this globalization background, which is like a double-edged blade. We must adhere to the orientation of China's advanced culture and take active efforts to protect the excellent part of native culture and maintain the cultural diversity, which should be regarded as important as the means to ensure the security of China's culture and even the whole society.
Key concepts: Globalization, China, Cultural homogenization, Cultural globalization, Face (sociological concept), Phenomenon, Cultural diversity, Political science