In a world that is far more globalized than ever before, people are now living with the identical trend regardless of different geographies. The question of whether this trend is beneficial or detrimental continues to be a source of controversy. From my perspective, the effects on both-sides can be seen in various aspects of life.
On the one hand, the similarity of global trend supports to the national development in not only the cultural aspect but also other fields. Firstly, when the travelers get exposed to an electic mix of civilizations, they can escape their comfort zones and then experience a shift in their outlooks on life. Their new-found mindsets, coupled with the enriched knowledge about other cultures, prompts them to foster q sense of cultural tolerance and adaptability, leaving a minimal scope of cultural conflict. Secondly, universalization means the advances in wide range of fields such as technology, education and healthcare now are not merely one nation but in different countries throughout the world. Lastly, the multiple national companies provide the job opportunities for the labor force and therefore standardizes the living conditions.
On the other hand, there are also the negative sides of universal development when it comes to the traditional values. If the global trend becomes more and more prevalent, it will drive the cultural identity to the edge of disappearing. For instance, people nowadays are more likely to follow the new fashionable trend that is popular in over the world rather than wearing their traditional costumes. Furthermore, countless countries now are demolishing their traditional festivals or religious holiday. These are the apparent evidences of blurring the unique traditional values.
In conclusion, in my point of view, although the benefits of globalization are undeniable, we should not exclude thinking thoroughly about their downside effects. It is advisable that making use of universal trend is significant, people also need to preserve the cultural identity.
In a world
that is
far more globalized than ever
before
,
people
are
now
living with the identical
trend
regardless of
different
geographies.
The question of whether
this
trend
is beneficial or detrimental continues to be a source of controversy. From my perspective, the effects on both-sides can be
seen
in various aspects of life.
On the one hand, the similarity of global
trend
supports to the national development in not
only
the
cultural
aspect
but
also
other fields.
Firstly
, when the travelers
get
exposed to an
electic
mix of civilizations, they can escape their comfort zones and then experience a shift in their outlooks on life. Their new-found mindsets, coupled with the enriched knowledge about other cultures, prompts them to foster q sense of
cultural
tolerance and adaptability, leaving a minimal scope of
cultural
conflict.
Secondly
, universalization means the advances in wide range of fields such as technology, education and healthcare
now
are not
merely
one nation
but
in
different
countries throughout the world.
Lastly
, the multiple national
companies
provide the job opportunities for the labor force and
therefore
standardizes the living conditions.
On the other hand
, there are
also
the
negative
sides of universal development when it
comes
to the
traditional
values. If the global
trend
becomes more and more prevalent, it will drive the
cultural
identity to the edge of disappearing.
For instance
,
people
nowadays are more likely to follow the new fashionable
trend
that is
popular in over the world
rather
than wearing their
traditional
costumes.
Furthermore
, countless countries
now
are demolishing their
traditional
festivals or religious holiday. These are the apparent evidences of blurring the unique
traditional
values.
In conclusion
, in my point of view, although the benefits of globalization are undeniable, we should not exclude thinking
thoroughly
about their downside effects. It is advisable that making
use
of universal
trend
is significant,
people
also
need to preserve the
cultural
identity.