With the implementation of China’s “One Belt And One Road” national strategy, Chinese culture has risen to prominence all over the world. To promote Chinese culture going-out and expand the international influence of Chinese culture has become a new situation and new approach (Xiao Liu, 2017). But overall, Chinese culture going-out is still in a weak position and the influence of Chinese culture is not strong in the international communication. It is very important for us to speed up the pace of Chinese culture going-out.

Jingping Yang. The Significance of Chinese Culture Going-out. Academic Journal of Humanities & Social Sciences (2018) Vol. 1: 126-133.

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