What does cultural output mean?

Cultural export refers to a country inculcating the culture of other countries, that is, assimilating the culture of other countries with its own culture, so as to achieve the purpose of brainwashing other countries.

1, cultural identity The initial stage of cultural output is a kind of cultural identity. For example, the Marvel comic culture in the United States has a cultural impact on our country. We all think that American movies are excellent productions, so many people pursue American Marvel comic culture, which contains American unique heroic culture. When people are exposed to his films, they are also exposed to his culture, which is an intangible output of culture. In politics and other aspects, the recognition of American culture is in a general state of mind in our society, so the export of American culture to China is very successful, just as many people are willing to immigrate to the United States now. The final result of cultural output is quite horrible. When a nation's culture is assimilated by other nations, then this nation loses its unique particularity and becomes a member of other nations.

2. The most typical feature of cultural aggression and cultural export is the relevant areas in China. After he was colonized by other countries, he was not in a state of identification with his own culture because he was in the form of English for a long time, which is also the reason why it is difficult to recover in the relevant areas, because the long-term capitalist colonization made him lack the cultural identification with our culture and tend to the cultural system of capitalist countries. Cultural output is actually the embodiment of a country's soft power, and it is also a battlefield filled with smoke.

To sum up, cultural export is a relatively applicable means of war in the current international war, and it is also a means to show comprehensive national strength. The reason why China gradually attaches importance to the development of traditional culture is to cope with future wars.