What role did the Confucius Institute play in cultural output? What kind of role does it play?

The Chinese culture in China has also been accepted by many countries, and many countries want to learn from the Chinese culture in China. In order to facilitate China people to go abroad, China has established Confucius Institutes in many countries and regions. Confucius Institute is an official cultural exchange institution in China and an educational institution for foreigners to learn Chinese, which has played a great role in spreading China culture.

1. Confucius Institute is a bridge for China's cultural export. Generally speaking, Confucius Institute is a non-profit educational institution jointly established by China. One of the motto of Confucius Institute is mutual respect, and the purpose of Confucius Institute is to export China culture on the basis of equality. The establishment of Confucius Institute makes it more convenient and efficient for many foreigners to learn China culture. Confucius Institute takes Confucius as its name and Confucian culture as its basic culture to build a world-class education college. Confucius Institutes can be established all over the world, thanks not only to the efforts of China people, but also to foreigners' respect for China culture.

Second, the Confucius Institute is the main force of China's cultural export. In the era of developed communication, media platform has become the main way of cultural communication. However, the Confucius Institute is a place that provides resources for a large number of scholars with the physical environment as the background. The establishment of Confucius Institute not only accelerates the development of teaching Chinese as a foreign language, but also accelerates the Chinese culture in China to go abroad, which is one of the most important and effective ways to spread Chinese culture abroad. Inheritance of Confucius Institute? Harmony but difference? All corners of the country are brothers? The concept of Chinese promotes the communication and collision between Chinese and other languages. Confucius Institute is very strict in exporting Chinese teachers as a foreign language. Only good enough teachers can serve as Confucius Institutes and undertake the mission of spreading Chinese.

Although a large number of Confucius Institutes have been established in the world, they will not stop developing. I hope that the Confucius Institute will have a wider coverage and a deeper influence in the future development, and become a major feature of China's foreign cultural exchange, so that more countries and regions can feel the charm of Chinese characters.