From the late 80s to the beginning of 90s of 20th century, foreign scholars began to study globalization from the cultural or civilization point of view, shaping a new theory space--the study of cultural globalization, among which Roberson, Wallerstein, Fukuyama, Huntington and Tomlison etc.
The thesis studies the cultural poverty in countryside. It thinks that the cultural development is the condition of economic and social development,and it studies the strategy and investment of opposition to cultural poverty.
The present paper tries to solve the problem of the origin of chinese wine from the materialistic of cereals, not of fruits. In as much as grains formed the chief means of living in a primitive society, it could not afford to be used for other purpose. Only when such a society began to split into classes, wine making of cereals became possible because the upper class got hold of the surplus of agricultural products. A social change of this kind, according to archaeological studies, appeared in China at th...
The scale of building groups,the places of attraction and the planning of the buildings,all have a certain relationship with the pedestrian flows.A discussion of these relationships would be useful to the planning of these building groups. In the town centres,the direction of the movement of people always influences the placing of buildings and their development. Surveying at road crossings,one can find where the pedestrians always ga- thered,thus the commercial buildings were always sprug from these places...
The present paper is a further development, after the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, of our point of view that the element of homogeneous isotropic turbulence is a small axially symmetrical vortex. After long years of observation and analysis, we recognize that the structure of vortices, as elements of turbulence, does not obey the simple law of similarity or self--preservation. The structure undergoes a kind of stretching phenomena in the process of the decay of vortices. Therefore, we first bri...