Comparison of the American and Chinese Cultures

The comparison between American and Chinese cultures is different for each group, the cultural difference is clear. Culture is based on a lot of things moving from one generation to the next. In most cases, people think their languages, beliefs, and values ​​are considered natural. When it becomes a cultural difference of people, it is not right or wrong. People should understand the culture of others and respect their differences. The United States and China are two very large countries with world famous 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.

In this article we will explore the difference in the overall value structure of Chinese culture and American culture. Both cultures have common values, but there is a difference in the degree and order of importance, for example, the American culture emphasizes individual achievement, Chinese culture emphasizes the present situation, innovative thinking It hinders. This research points out that different cultures have different value dimensions and their scope and definition are not the same.

In the field of culture, we decided to choose Chinese American and Mexican American college students as representatives of the original culture. This is convenient, the same level of exposure to American culture and comfort of laboratory experiments. Rather, it is possible to cooperate with people who do not fully represent the essence of world culture (Leung, 1996). Social scientists have been paying attention to how culture affects emotions for decades, but empirical studies that could solve this problem in a way to evaluate feelings in real situations There is hardly any. Our findings suggest that culture seems to have a strong influence even in response to a sudden simple short-term emotional stimulus. Consistent with national records, Chinese Americans report lower emotional levels than Mexican Americans.

Moderate and expressive culture: emotional experience, behavior and physiology of Chinese American and Mexican American