By permission: China Dreams of Becoming a Cultural Powerhouse

After 2017, China has turned a lot of national and international policy. It's a time when the goal of getting out of the central world order of America and creating its own order was to start to look foreign. China is now pursuing its own political economy and its central international order through the policies of Chinese quality socialism, Chinese mong, and Japanese trade that we are familiar with. The notion that comes out of this is culture. Already, with some economic growth, it seems that cultural policy will help bring about domestic social order and discipline and support China's political and economic influence by promoting Chinese culture in the international world. The traditional culture of the Orient, including the Chinese culture, is being swept away by Western culture. Although the country's national reputation has been raised by economic growth, Chinese traditional culture is not immune to the crisis of extinction. The author laid out the key to solving this problem: the culture of China. In strongly advocating traditional Chinese culture, we are hopeful to predict the decline of Western culture in the Great Rift Valley and its replacement. This idea is now reflected in the view and content of Chinese cultural policy. What this book constantly emphasizes is the diversity and acceptance of the culture of China. The author proves this by considering the course of history in China. “Characterization is a multi-privative culture that has been born in the intercultural and connected cultures, and developed at the same time, embracing many outside cultures in the long history.

Korean title: 중국, 문화강국을 꿈꾸다

Korean author: 허가로

Korean publisher: 예문서원

ISBN-13: 9788976464156