What are the characteristics of culture?

Culture has the following characteristics:

1, spirituality

This is the most basic feature of culture. The so-called spirituality means that culture must be related to people's spiritual activities, and substances that have nothing to do with people's spiritual activities cannot be called culture, such as mountains, rivers and lakes.

2. Sociality.

Culture has a strong sociality. It is the product of social relations between people according to certain laws, which is produced in the process of contact between people and in the process of * * * understanding, * * production, mutual evaluation and mutual recognition. There can be no culture without interpersonal relationships.

3. Collective.

This means that culture must be the same mental activity, mental behavior or their materialized products of many people in a certain period and within a certain range. It is a collection of countless individuals, and no individual can form a culture.

4. Unique.

Culture is the basic factor that constitutes a nation, an organization or a group. The differences of these nationalities, organizations and groups have formed different cultures. Therefore, culture is unique, and two identical cultures cannot exist in two nations or organizations and groups.

5. Consistency.

This means that in a nation, an organization or a group, culture has relatively consistent content, that is, * * * the same spiritual activities, spiritual behaviors and * * * the same spiritual materialized products. This relative consistency in a certain period and within a certain range is the foundation of a culture. It is with this consistency that various cultures have their own connotations.

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Culture, the information of everything in the world (including people) is generated, integrated and infiltrated.

Culture is a very broad concept, and it is difficult to give it a strict and precise definition. Many philosophers, sociologists, anthropologists, historians and linguists have been trying to define the concept of culture from the perspective of their respective disciplines. However, there is no accepted and satisfactory definition so far.

Generally speaking, culture is a social phenomenon, a product created by people for a long time, a historical phenomenon and a precipitation of social history. To be exact, culture is condensed in the material and dissociated from the material, such as history, geography, customs, traditional customs, lifestyle, literature and art, code of conduct, way of thinking and values. What a country or nation can inherit is generally recognized as an ideology that can be inherited in human communication.