Study on the Construction of Chinese Harmonious Culture and Its Methodology

Min SHI, Juwen FU

Abstract


This thesis talks about Chinese harmonious culture in three aspects. The first aspect is the contents, characteristics and functions of Chinese harmonious culture. The second aspect is to discuss two basic theory recourse of Chinese harmonious culture, one is its traditional culture theory, and another is the western culture theory. The third aspect is to analyze the method which China government should pay more attention to their progress of promote culture development.


Keywords


Chinese; Harmonious; Culture; Development

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