What do you think about the Chinese culture?

Sounds like a good opportunity for any Chinese to sell their culture online? I'm an engineer, not philosopher or cultural scholar so I'd better dumb it down to one phrase and three words or characters for the sake of cultural simplification. read more

To understand the story of Chinese culture is to understand two Chinese characters, family and brotherhood (情、义). Treating others like family as family value is the moral basis of Confucianism and wisdom of survival, and family is your starting unit of building a harmonious and prosperous society in Confucius' vision. read more

The second question follows the first question. The modern Chinese culture does have many similarities to the ancient one. But they are essentially not the same. Since China had a hard time during the late 19th century to the mid 20th century, the modern Chinese culture is a mixture of western culture and the ancient Chinese culture. read more

Present day Chinese culture is an amalgamation of old world traditions and a westernized lifestyle. The two co-exist like the traditional Yin Yang formula of balance. This can be seen in the juxtaposition of towering skyscrapers with heritage buildings, the contrast of western fashion with the traditional Chinese Qipao dress, the people's paradoxical affinity for both dim sums and McDonald's. read more