September 11,Media Trends and Globalization Classroom question ------JIA MENGZHUO

  1.  How could a fusion culture look in 100 years?

 Globalization is a fusion of cultures all over the world.I think the fusion culture will show a prosperous world in 100 years.Our world will become more and more peaceful in the process of continuous exchange and integration of cultures all over the world, and people from different countries are interacting with each other amicably.In economic terms, exchanges and progress have been made around the world.On the political front, the world began to live in peace and progress together.In terms of the world environment, all over the world knows how to cherish our earth environment and protect our earth together.

 After 100 years, the development of integrated culture has enriched the world's cuisine and allowed people around the world to communicate more freely.The happiness of people all over the world is also increasing.

 My vision of a culture of integration will allow people around the world to progress, support and accompany each other 100 years later.

 Our lives will get better and better, and peace will come to all parts of the world.This is my beautiful yearning for fusion culture in 100 years.

 I think the reason why my answer is better than chatGPT is because I think chatGPT's answer is more official and simple.My answer is not only a vision of the future but also a blessing and hope for the future world.

2.Think of examples in which we are taught as children that our culture is better than other cultures. Is it really true?

 Traditional Chinese medicine is a better cultural heritage and cultural accumulation for China than other countries. Traditional Chinese medicine is different from common Western medicine. In terms of human health, traditional Chinese medicine can be healthy as long as it can achieve the balance of the five elements of yin and yang and the balance of the functions of the internal organs. It is a unique cultural treasure.

3."Can cultures be compared? Can we argue that some cultures are better than others?"

 Culture can be compared. But I don't think we should argue about which culture is better. We need to know that we should respect different cultures and have awe of different cultures. Instead of arguing about which culture is better, it is better to learn about different cultures, because different cultures have their own unique charm and unique advantages. Of course, there will be many things that need to be improved in different cultures. So we can take the essence of different cultures and get rid of their dross. You can make progress.


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