英国文化特点英语介绍

What do e think of hen e talk about Britain Is it the traditional British cuisine of fish and chips or a variety of English dramas. In fact, these things are passing on British culture, so let's introduce British culture!

First, the cultural characteristics of the nobility hierarchy.

There has alays been a clear hierarchy in British society, mainly due to the strong and lasting influence of the aristocracy, although the British first carried out the anti-feudal bourgeois revolution, but the aristocracy has never been pletely denied, the aristocratic hierarchy has been in The United Kingdom has a significant influence, even after the bourgeois revolution more than a hundred years later is still knon as the "aristocratic century." Noble culture can bee an important part of traditional culture, because first, the British nobles have a strong sense of social responsibility, hether it is against foreign enemies or against feudal monarchy, nobles have taken the lead in participating; Send, pared ith the european nobles, rruption, depravity, shalessness, inaction and other phenona are rare among the British nobles: third, the British nobles have a respect for urage, justice, reason, self-ntrol, love of the untryside and other qualities.

Send, the characteristics of liberal culture. 

Western liberalism as popular in ancient Greek city-state politics as early as the 16th century, and after the 16th century, the European bourgeoisie developed liberal political theology in order to oppose feudal autocracies and church authority. Because of the uniqueness of the British historical process and the advocacy of Locke et al., the British self-claiming culture has ford different traditions in ncepts and practices than that of ntinental European untries. In ntrast to France and Germany, the British "tradition of freedom" as reinforced in the anti-feudal struggle. Historian E i Gibbon called them "heroic" and "love of freedom" in The History of the Decline of the Roman Empire. The English aristocracy prevailed, the strength of a single nobleman as relatively eak, can not be independent as king or subdue king, but the large and small nobles because of it beca an equal relationship, can move freely, and hen the king broke the la, the nobles can unite against the king, thus forming a king to enjoy rights, but must fulfill the obligations, subjects obey the obligation, but to enjoy the right to freedom as a prerequisite pattern.

Third, because of the old-fashioned, self-styled, traditional cultural characteristics.

An important feature of the evolution of British history is the greater nsistency of its cultural tradition, hich inevitably leads the British to adhere to a traditional vie, that is, to advocate the isdom and achievents of the past, and to advocate the traditional system and ay of life. Coupled ith the fact that British history belongs to the farming society, the ncept of squire has far-reaching influence, hich ill inevitably lead to the nservative nature of British life. For most English people, old is an asset, not a burden, and ancient tis are probably the best. The British do not ant drastic social changes to disrupt their quiet lives, threaten their privileged position, and alays do everything possible to keep change ithin their aeptable limits. Today, many ancient systems and ncepts still prevail in Britain, such as the royal family, the aristocracy, public school, gentlemanliness and so on。