Blog Assignment 1 (ZHANG YUEXI) ：What is globalization？

Globalization means that on a global scale, the links between countries are constantly strengthened, and human life is developing on a global scale. The political, economic, cultural and social fields of all countries in the world are interdependent and gradually moving towards deep integration. The rise of global consciousness has gradually become a mainstream ideology. The destinies of all countries in the world are closely linked. However, globalization involves not only the relations between countries, but also the global interaction of various non-state entities, such as multinational corporations, international organizations, non-governmental organizations and individuals.

Globalization involves many fields, including politics, economy, culture, society and technology. Let me explain my understanding of globalization in these aspects separately. 1.Political globalization: Political globalization involves the development of various countries and international organizations in global governance. The cooperation and dispute settlement among countries on a global scale and the coordination of global issues all reflect the trend of political globalization. 2.Economic globalization: Economic globalization is the core of globalization. It is manifested in international trade, transnational investment, globalization of production chain and interconnection of international financial markets. With the rapid development of the times and economy, the interdependence of the global economic system is becoming stronger and stronger, and the global economy will affect the whole body, so the economic activities between countries will be more closely linked. 3.Social globalization: social globalization is manifested in the solution of various social problems and the interaction of social movements on a global scale. Global issues, such as climate change, the gap between the rich and the poor, and human rights, require the joint efforts of the global community. 4.Cultural globalization: Cultural globalization involves the global dissemination and exchange of cultural products, values and languages. Globalization makes it easier for different cultures to understand each other and realize cultural exchange and integration, but it may also lead to cultural homogenization or cultural conflict. 5.Globalization of technology: The rapid development of technology promotes the global dissemination of information, which makes it easier for people to obtain and share information quickly. The rapid popularization of Internet, social media and other technical tools has also accelerated the development of globalization.

Globalization is a multi-level and multi-faceted phenomenon, which affects social life at all levels. It has not only brought many opportunities, but also triggered a series of challenges, which requires the joint efforts of all parties in the world to promote sustainable and fair globalization.

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