W4.1 March 25th（March 25th）가원（JIA YUAN）

 1、Summary

Culture is the abiotic or social aspect of human life that includes everything people learn, such as stories, beliefs, media, ideas, works of art, religious practices, fashions, rituals, expertise, and common sense. Culture is not only about objects or actions, but also about norms, values, beliefs, or symbols of expression. It gives meaning to objects and symbols, and the norms, values, and beliefs prevalent in social life are also part of culture. Culture is dynamic, it is not rigid, but constantly changing through continuous negotiation and development. Culture is an important part of human social life, and the understanding of culture has undergone evolution over time. From the nationalist concerns of German scholars in the Romantic era, to the more inclusive and relativist views of modern social scientists, culture is seen as a symbolic system encompassing objects, symbols, norms, values, and beliefs. The origin and development of culture is a complex process closely related to human evolution and adaptation. The level of abstraction and artificial classification of culture give it multiple levels of meaning in the social sciences and human understanding.

2、Interesting place

The Diversity of Cultures: An Introduction to culture reveals the differences and similarities between different cultures around the world. This includes diversity in languages, values, beliefs, customs, art, religion, food, and more.Culture and identity: Culture is an important part of people's identity. Introduction to Culture explores how culture shapes the identities of individuals and groups and influences their behavior and social interactions.

3、Problem

What does Introduction to Culture mean for individuals and society? How does it help us better understand and respond to the challenges and opportunities of everyday life?

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