What does the American tide in the East mean?

"Oriental American Tide" refers to the emerging oriental elements in American popular culture. These elements include, but are not limited to, China traditional culture, Japanese and Korean pop culture and Chinese style design. With the growth of the younger generation in the United States under the general trend of cultural integration, internet popularization and globalization, the American tide in the East is becoming more and more popular.

The American trend in the East is not only manifested in clothing, music and other fields, but also permeates social media, movies, games and other cultural industries. For example, the font in the poster of "Reunion" in Avengers 4 is the Chinese style font. In addition, the popularity of China animation also makes China culture have a greater influence among American young people.

Generally speaking, the "American wave in the East" represents the younger generation of consumers' recognition and acceptance of multiculturalism. In this era of mutual compromise, the United States has benefited a lot from multiculturalism and won more right to speak for global cultural integration.