China's aesthetic culture has the following characteristics.

China's aesthetic culture has many characteristics, including intentional thinking, holistic thinking, attaching importance to subjective and objective thinking and intuitive thinking.

Among them, intentional thinking is a way of thinking that faces the subject itself and carries out internal experience, which is different from the view of acquiring knowledge by taking things as the object outside the West. The holistic thinking mode emphasizes synthesis rather than analysis, and many concepts are vague, but this systematic and holistic thinking mode embodies typical oriental aesthetic wisdom. Paying attention to subjective emotion and objective thinking is a way of thinking that pays attention to human metaphysics, emotion and subjective feeling, and omits reasoning process or intuition or epiphany. Although intuitive thinking is similar to western intuitive thinking, it is essentially different. Intuitive experience does not exclude or deny rational thinking, nor does it oppose rational thinking, but sensibility and rationality interact and complement each other.

In addition, China's aesthetic culture also pays attention to traditional aesthetic characteristics such as harmony, implication, tolerance and nature, and emphasizes aesthetic standards such as connotation, appearance, morality, knowledge, filial piety and making friends.

To sum up, China's aesthetic culture has many characteristics and standards, which not only pay attention to internal experience and emotional expression, but also attach importance to external forms and aesthetic norms, reflecting the uniqueness and charm of oriental aesthetics.