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Cultural Exchange and Interaction Between China and the West
QIAO Zhao-hong
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5836/2018.12.010
Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, Shanghai, China
Differences in cultural background and context may result in misunderstanding and various attitudes toward dealing with historical issues, so we need to promote Chinese culture across the globe and explicitly explain China’s development and changes to the international community. It is not only the mission of culture, but also our responsibility. At present, the world is a dynamic mixture of openness, integration, and competition, with cultural competition as its core. Upon the rise of China, spreading Chinese culture overseas has entered a new era. We must put Chinese culture into a new context and understand its characteristics and trends under historical and macro perspectives.
Chinese view, civilized exchange, cultural consciousness, cultural communication, cultural mission
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