It would be argued by some that a growing international business and cultural exchanges can bring benefits. From my perspective, this phenomenon can cause the national specialties of many countries to be assimilated.
On the one hand, international trade can contribute to boosting the local economy. It is obvious that running businesses in other countries probably promote the company’s images and reputations, hence, the information about these enterprises would be disseminated to reach more and more clients. This would help them boost their sales figures and production and commerce can be promoted. This means that these firms will dispense thousands of employment opportunities for local people, which can help improve their living standards. In addition, a growing cross-culture can help people expand their perspectives and sense of cultural understanding by exposing them to new experiences in a multicultural setting. Therefore, they will learn to respect and tolerate other ethnicities, which would avoid some culture-related problems such as tensions or conflicts.
On the other hand, I believe that this trend could create the possible danger of the disappearance of cultural and traditional values of a nation. Obviously, companies would bring their own culture everywhere it goes, hence, people are more likely to be influenced and acquire a new habit. For example, many of today’s youth seem to prefer Korean songs and Chinese films rather than their traditional songs and dramatics due to the process of integration. This means that other cultures such as lifestyles, occident costumes have gradually penetrated into people’s daily life, disregarding various times-honored values, which can cause the loss of traditional cultures.
In conclusion, there are convincing arguments both for and against developing borderless commerce and cultural contacts, but it seems to me that this trend can be considered as an insurmountable challenge in terms of ever-increasing culture.
It would
be argued
by
some
that a growing international business and
cultural
exchanges can bring benefits. From my perspective, this phenomenon can cause the national specialties of
many
countries to
be assimilated
.
On the one hand, international trade can contribute to boosting the local economy. It is obvious that running businesses in
other
countries
probably
promote the
company
’s images and reputations,
hence
, the information about these enterprises would
be disseminated
to reach more and more clients. This would
help
them boost their sales figures and production and commerce can
be promoted
. This means that these firms will dispense thousands of employment opportunities for local
people
, which can
help
improve
their living standards.
In addition
, a growing cross-culture can
help
people
expand their perspectives and sense of
cultural
understanding by exposing them to new experiences in a multicultural setting.
Therefore
, they will learn to respect and tolerate
other
ethnicities, which would avoid
some
culture-related problems such as tensions or conflicts.
On the
other
hand, I believe that this trend could create the possible
danger
of the disappearance of
cultural
and traditional values of a nation.
Obviously
,
companies
would bring their
own
culture everywhere it goes,
hence
,
people
are more likely to
be influenced
and acquire a new habit.
For example
,
many
of
today
’s youth seem to prefer Korean songs and Chinese films
rather
than their traditional songs and dramatics due to the process of integration. This means that
other
cultures such as lifestyles,
occident
costumes have
gradually
penetrated into
people’s
daily life, disregarding various times-honored values, which can cause the loss of traditional cultures.
In conclusion
, there are convincing arguments both for and against developing borderless commerce and
cultural
contacts,
but
it seems to me that this trend can
be considered
as an insurmountable challenge in terms of ever-increasing culture.