The Formation and Characteristics of British Culture

Characteristics of British culture and liberal culture: Western liberalism is deeply rooted in ancient Greek city-state politics. /kloc-After the 6th century, the European bourgeoisie developed a liberal political theory and opposed feudal autocracy and church authority.

First, the cultural characteristics of the aristocratic hierarchy.

There has always been an obvious hierarchical division in British society, which is mainly caused by the powerful and lasting influence of the aristocratic system. Although Britain carried out the anti-feudal bourgeois revolution earlier, the aristocratic system has never been completely denied, and the aristocratic hierarchy has always had a decisive influence in Britain, so that it is still called the "aristocratic century" for more than 100 years after the bourgeois revolution.

Aristocratic culture can be an important part of traditional culture because:

First, British nobles have a strong sense of social responsibility, and they take the lead in resisting foreign enemies or feudal kingship;

Secondly, compared with the aristocrats in continental Europe, the phenomenon of corruption, debauchery, shamelessness and inaction among British aristocrats is relatively rare;

Third, the British aristocracy has the qualities of advocating courage, justice, rationality, self-control and loving rural life.