What does Fei Xiaotong's Native China mainly say?

This book is profound and rich in content. In short:

One is the orientation of one's own national culture, and the other is the relationship between national culture and foreign culture. Looking back on the course of China's cultural development, it is not difficult to find two diametrically opposite views. One is advocating the acceptance of western culture, or even total westernization, represented by Hu Shi and other scholars who received modern western higher education, and then spread to today's "turtle school"; Another view, represented by Qian Mu and others, sticks to the essence of traditional culture and opposes the invasion of western culture. Under the realistic background of globalization, many people try to create a third way to realize the integration of China's traditional culture with western culture or foreign culture, such as Mr. Mou Zongsan's research on the integration of Chinese and western philosophy, but there is also a huge force that cultural conflicts are inevitable. In this respect, Mr. Fei Xiaotong's view of cultural consciousness can be said to be a useful attempt of the third way. He expounded his understanding of cultural consciousness in the article Retrospect and Experience of Rebuilding Sociology and Anthropology.