China's Cultural Initiatives after the Policy of "Opening up and Reform"

2025

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DOI 10.32523/2616-6887-2025-150-1-232-242
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Abstract

The article analyzes the main political, economic, and trade factors, including the most important changes and initiatives of China in the cultural sphere after the policy of "openness and reform". That is, since 1978, which plays an important role in the history of this China, what cultural achievements and discoveries have occurred in the People's Republic of China in the 45 years from this policy to the present day, its impact and benefits to society will be directly considered, and the results and analytics will be considered. The fullness of this policy with the transformational process and the role of the cultural sphere in a modernizing society will be emphasized. In general, this policy of "openness and reform" is a leading indicator and result of the development of Chinese culture. This is because, within the framework of this policy, China's cultural industry has developed over time, armed with the idea of liberating consciousness and expanding commitment, constantly promoting reforms and increasing transparency. From beginning to end, Chinese culture has retained a broad outlook, generosity, and a spirit of tolerance, which allowed it to embark on the path of developing a culture of socialism with Chinese identity.