Exploring Japanese traditional cultural English

In the 2 1 century, globalization has had a great impact not only on the economic field, but also on the cultural field, which means that western culture will continue to occupy a dominant position. One aspect is that traditional culture is being snubbed. Our treasure of anc estors is gradually disappearing. How to maintain it is really urgent. Cultural contact and conflict are inevitable universal phenomena in the process of cultural development. The key factor is how we should face and deal with it.

Another concern of many countries is that indigenous cultural property is scattered around the world. People are concerned that these items are often removed from their homeland with the consent of Pacific indigenous people, whereas in the past, indigenous people had no control over the collection, trade and import of such items. The return of cultural relics is becoming more and more important to Pacific countries, because they have now set up their own museums and cultural centers to record, display and publicize their cultures. However, there is still a lot of repatriation work to be done. The Cook Islands delegation reported that overseas museums have more traditional Cook Islands cultural relics than Cook Islands itself. The Cook Islands National Museum is trying to return the cultural relics of foreign museums, but unfortunately, there are few legal ways to return such cultural property. In most cases, the return of cultural relics depends on the goodwill of relevant international museums.