W3 Media Trends and Globalization Classroom question(ZHNAG YUEXI)

1.How could we measure culture globalization?
Well, l think we should measure in many ways. 
First of all, the language is most important side in my opinion.Because when we can use the same language with different people from different country that could be more effectively.So that will make people have more convenience communication for culture, business and other things.But it is impossible in this time, so we need to make different languages more widely spoken around the world.That is the proof of the globalization in languages, and I think when this idea come true that globalization is also be realized.
And the second once is the resource sharing.Whether it is natural resources of human resource.I think the goal to make globalization is to make a better earth.Every country have their be good at technology, when we use these in environmental protection, technological  development and the education that will make more people have a great live.

2.How could a fusion culture look in 100 years?
We can use different language in different counties.And maybe you can eat a authentic China food in America and watch the concert of k-pop music in everywhere.And even we can spend in different currencies in different counties or direct use of mobile payment.

3.Which country is more culturally globalization: Korean China or Japan.Which country is globalized in the world?


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