Differences between Chinese and Indian cultures

Chinese culture has always inherited and carried forward the traditional thinking of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, honoring the principles of ethics, moral righteousness, loyalty and filial piety, and these traditional cultures, although in today's modern society there have been some new changes and interpretations, are still in the main trend of the unshakable. Chinese culture emphasizes the "unity of heaven and mankind"; Chinese culture focuses on the present and the present life; and Chinese culture pursues assimilation.

India is a multi-ethnic, multi-religious coexistence of the country, the situation makes the Indian traditional culture has a complex national identity and religious differences. These include the spirit of habitual controversy, tolerance of heresy, secular thinking, the concept of questioning everything, and so on. When we think of India, the first thing that comes to our mind is its religion and democracy, as well as the piety and tolerance of the Indian people. The Indian culture emphasizes on "Brahman and I are one"; the Indian culture focuses on religious beliefs; the Indian culture pursues tolerance.