I have studied English and European and American culture for decades, but I haven t found his essenc

Because the essence of culture cannot be learned, but experienced and experienced, what is needed is the language environment and real experience, if you have lived in Europe and the United States for 20 years, you will definitely understand! You know: it's shallow on paper!

Since you asked me, I'll talk nonsense, it's better than "not responding". In fact, in front of my seniors, I am not qualified to make irresponsible remarks, please allow me to say a few words. ）

Hello, if you are not mistaken, you are already a noble father, sir.

I suggest you listen to a song called Father and Son (Rod Stewart's version). (It is recommended to listen to the following**: Xiami.com, search for "father and son rod stewart" in **.)

Although the content of the song is inconsistent with your question, I think the two have something in common.

The song is like a fireside conversation between a father and his young son, and Rod Stewart uses simple language to express his perception of life and his son's confusion.

Living and learning English in European and American cultures is a long process. Everyone's life experience is different, and therefore, the experience of life will be different. In the same way, there is a difference between the European and American culture and society you see in my eyes and the European and American cultures and societies that I see.

After decades of learning English, you must have your own unique understanding of European and American cultures. If everyone sees the same culture and society in Europe and the United States, then the world will be monotonous and unbearable.

Introducing the latest fashion trends in Europe and the United States

ben cihuida wanbi ~

Learn about foreign culture and learn advanced technology

Detailed explanation: foreign English [ f r n ] American [ f :r n].

adj.foreign, diplomatic; Exotic; Irrelevant; heterogeneous;

Example sentence]she was on her first foreign holiday without her parents

For the first time, she went on vacation abroad on her own without her parents.

advanced English [ d vɑ:nst] American [ d v nst].

adj.Advanced; Higher, profound; old age; Late;

v.Forward (past tense and past participle of advance); Increase; **；

Example sentences] without more training or advanced technical skills, they'll lose their jobs.

Without further training or advanced skills, they lose their jobs.

technology 英 [tek n l d i] 美 [tek nɑ:l d i].

n.Science and technology (general term); industrial technology; Technology; [Collective] terminology;

Example sentence] technology is changing fast

Technology is changing with each passing day.

Because the Chinese and Korean cultures are all cultures that have been inherited for more than 2,000 years, with Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism as the mainstream thoughts. The regional folk customs and folk customs are very similar.

Because Europe and the United States are relatively far away, and the money made by other big names is basically not worth it.

In fact, in China, there are many mature people who like European, American and Japanese pop culture. I don't know much about your question, but there are really a lot of people on the Internet who like European, American and Japanese pop culture rather than Korea.

The impact is great, and economic output will inevitably be accompanied by cultural export.

This has something to do with cultural heritage, Europe and the United States are fashionable, and China is classical.

The cultures of Europe and the Americas are very different, and you can ask this question as if it were the essence of Asian culture.

Advocating theocracy and respecting human rights.