A Camparison of Chinese and Lation Culture

Comparison of Chinese Culture and Latin Culture There are various ways that cultural society recognizes the elderly. These perceptions affect the behavior of the elderly and develop cultural guidelines. These cultural norms will help to develop ideas, customs, traditions, and values ​​and lead to expressing that person's culture. How culture sees the elderly directly reflects the extent to which culture is paying attention to the elderly. Del-Pino-Casado, Frias-Osuna and Palomino-Moral (2011) argue that care of the elderly, especially long-term care, is informal and usually provided by families.

The Chinese culture and the cultural background of American culture writer in Amy Tan's "The Joy Luck Club" can play an important role in writer's writing. A Chinese-American woman, Amy Tan, used the Chinese women's cultural values ​​in American culture at her novel The Joy Luck Club. These cultural values ​​form the results of Joy Luck Club. Two cultural values ​​system creates conflict between characters. In the "Waiting for trees" chapter of "Happiness Club", we explain the main problems confronting Chinese women.

Introduction The difference between culture between China and the West is the main cause of conflict between locals and Chinese citizens. At "Happy Club", Amy Tan explained the conflict between mother and daughter, and presented us the different cultural traditions and concepts of life between Chinese and American culture. Finally, two different cultures are combined. Today, with the development of globalization, more contacts need effective communication methods to narrow cross-cultural gaps. Therefore, in this paper, through the systematic study of "Xifu Club", by analyzing the cause of the conflict and the cause of the conflict, analyze the main reasons of cultural conflict and find the right way to integrate the culture.

This paper explores the differences in overall value structure between Chinese and American culture. Research shows that the dimension of the potential value of Chinese culture is different from American culture. In comparison with US respondents, respondents in China seem to have more cohesion in determining their value structure. Furthermore, this research shows that different cultures differ in their unique value composition. In other words, specific value structures may not be directly comparable in different cultures. Because they have different definitions and different ranges and depths in different cultures.