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Abstract The advent of the era of globalization ushers in a heated discussion of the relationship between cultural nationality and internationality. A philosophical analysis of the relationship between cultural generality and particularity shows that different nations and cultures should respect and learn from each other, adhering to nationality as well as keeping internationality in mind. It is the only right choice for cultural globalization to insist on setting the Chinese philosophical concept “harmony but not homogeneity” as the value orientation of cultural globalization. Chinese culture has accumulated a wealth of experience as well as learned a hard lesson in confronting the challenges of foreign cultures. As long as the right measures are taken, it is predictable that Chinese culture will have a bright future in the era of globalization with its unique advantages.
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