Exploring the Path of Cultural Intermingling with the World in East Asia
Taking the international trade of chinese ceramics as an example
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Modernization of Ceramic Culture, Cross-cultural Communication, Inheritance and InnovationAbstract
Since the reform and opening up, the Chinese ceramic culture has entered a new period. As an important cultural symbol since ancient times, ceramics has begun its modern evolution. The cross-cultural communication of ceramic culture can be regarded as a diversified process of industry and art on the two sides of inheritance and innovation. Not only that, the ceramic culture is experiencing a process of internationalization and modernization, the international influence of the ceramic culture is deepening, and the cultural symbols of ceramics are also in urgent need of modern expression. The history of ceramic culture will be the profound foundation for the modernization of ceramic culture in the future, promoting the modernization of ceramic culture as the symbol of Chinese culture.
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