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There is a disagreement on the impact of increased business and culture contact between countries on a country's identity. What is your opinion? v.1

There is a disagreement on the impact of increased business and culture contact between countries on a country's identity. What is your opinion? v. 1
One of the most conspicuous trends in the 21st century is a closer connection between countries, in both economic and cultural aspects. There is a widespread worry that this will lead to the gradual demise of countries' identities. This issue should be viewed and analysed from multiple perspectives. When a country tends to develop a closer relationship with the rest of the world, it does not necessarily give up its culture. Culture is not a disgrace to but an asset of a country. An indigenous culture can distinguish one country from others, attracting foreign visitors and yielding high income. As most tourists travel abroad for learning different cultures and sampling different ways of life, such as Beijing opera in China. Japanese tea culture and Thai temples, many countries have responded by protecting and preserving their cultural identities, in an effort to keep themselves in the list of the most popular destinations. Increased tourism instils fresh life force into these countries, aiding the conservation of their features. While tourism provides a driving force for cultural conversation, some components of a culture, such as traditions, customs or taboos might die out over time. It seems that in some countries, the locals have become more accustomed to exotic cultures. It reflects the combined effects of the invasion of foreign cultures, either through media or through direct business interaction. For example, two decades ago, sex was a taboo subject in China and most Chinese people felt embarrassed to talk openly about it. Over time the Western culture has permeated into the Chinese lifestyle, and the Chinese people have broken many of their time-honoured traditions. It occurs in the rest of the world as well. As outlined above, increased interaction between countries in the domains of business and culture can either strengthen or undermine the identities of the countries involved. To date, there is no definite answer to this question.
One of the most conspicuous trends in the 21st century is a closer
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connection between
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countries
, in both economic and cultural aspects. There is a widespread worry that this will lead to the gradual demise of countries' identities. This issue should
be viewed
and
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analysed
from multiple perspectives.

When a
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country
tends to develop a closer relationship with the rest of the world, it does not
necessarily
give up its
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culture
.
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Culture
is not a disgrace to
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but
an asset of a
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country
. An indigenous
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culture
can distinguish one
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country
from others, attracting foreign visitors and yielding high income. As most tourists travel abroad for learning
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different
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cultures
and sampling
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different
ways of life, such as Beijing opera in China. Japanese tea
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culture
and Thai temples,
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many
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countries
have responded by protecting and preserving their cultural identities, in an effort to
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keep
themselves in the list of the most popular destinations. Increased tourism
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instils
fresh life force into these
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countries
, aiding the conservation of their features.

While tourism provides a driving force for cultural conversation,
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some
components of a
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culture
, such as traditions, customs or taboos might
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die
out over time. It seems that in
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some
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countries
, the locals have become more accustomed to exotic
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cultures
. It reflects the combined effects of the invasion of foreign
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cultures
, either through media or through direct business interaction.
For example
, two decades ago, sex was a taboo subject in China and most Chinese
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people
felt embarrassed to talk
openly
about it. Over time the Western
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culture
has permeated into the Chinese lifestyle, and the Chinese
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people
have broken
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many
of their
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time-honoured
traditions. It occurs in the rest of the world
as well
.

As outlined above, increased interaction between
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countries
in the domains of business and
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culture
can either strengthen or undermine the identities of the
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countries
involved. To date, there is no
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definite
answer to this question.
2Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
19Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
3Mistakes

IELTS essay There is a disagreement on the impact of increased business and culture contact between countries on a country's identity. What is your opinion? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
315 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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  • Include an introduction and conclusion
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  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.0
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.5
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  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.0
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    Present relevant ideas
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  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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