The Cultural Differences from the View of Chinese and Western Religions
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54097/ijeh.v6i2.3471Keywords:
Religion, Culture, Buddhism, Christianity, Difference, Cross-cultural communication.Abstract
After a long period of historical evolution and development, religion has created a rich and colorful culture. A correct understanding of religion helps us to better understand western thoughts, worldviews, values, and behaviors. The author analyzes the cultural differences from the following three parts: the relationship between Buddha, God, and human beings; the cognition of "I" and the influence on interpersonal communication. By comparing the differences between the different religions and cultures of China and the West, we can inquire about the thinking styles and unique qualities of different cultures in the world. It is hoped that religious culture can play a positive role in the realization of cross-cultural communication.
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