What influence does western food have on China?

Cultural Infiltration of Modern Powers into China and Its Consequences;

1, the invasion of ideas

Based on China's backward national conditions, China actively sought ways to save the country and strengthen the country from the west, introduced western ideas, concepts and systems, and western ideas and cultures flooded into China together.

Many people abandon China's traditional thoughts of "benevolence", "courtesy, righteousness, honesty and shame", follow western values and morality, pursue western democracy, freedom and pragmatism unilaterally, advocate copying western political system, and "liberalism", "extreme individualism" and "money worship" are rampant.

2. The influence of lifestyle

Chinese and western food cultures have their own characteristics and advantages. Chinese food pays attention to color, fragrance, taste, meaning and shape, while western food pays attention to nutrition, health and scientific cooking. The two can blend and complement each other, increase people's life choices and make people's diet healthier.

However, some people exaggerate the shortcomings of Chinese food and praise the advantages of western food out of the psychology of worshipping foreign things. They regard eating steak as fashion, drinking foreign wine as high-grade, and unilaterally think that western food is a healthy and fashionable lifestyle.

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Other impact consequences

1. Due to the infiltration and influence of western culture, it has become a routine for China people to celebrate foreign festivals, but many people don't remember the "24 solar terms", Valentine's Day, April Fool's Day and Christmas Day.

2. Under the erosion of western culture, the traditional "bow ceremony" in China has basically disappeared. One-knee ceremony and diamond ring in the west have become a necessary way for young people in China to propose marriage. White gauze replaced the red hijab, and a suit and tie became the formal dress of China people. Everyday communication etiquette is permeated with the breath of western culture.