How to treat Mr. Ma Weidou's proposal that "civilizations must converge and cultures must seek differences"?

In fact, it means that civilization is the same for all of us. Even in other countries, everyone respects civilization equally, but culture must be discussed, because our country's culture is different from that of foreign countries. After all, every country rejects different cultures. And we know that civilization makes human progress, so our production efficiency becomes higher, so it is easier to accept. Actually, culture is not like this. Just as we see different ethnic minorities, their customs and habits, if we go, are actually unacceptable, because different cultures have different interpretations of the world, so their cultural requirements are different.

Hearing this sentence from Mr. Ma Weidou, I was very impressed. Although this sentence seems simple, it actually tells all the laws in our cultural changes. I have seen many classic movies, but none of them are as intriguing as Mr. Ma Weidou's words. In fact, he must still be saying that there is a difference between literary works and real culture. Let us know the world we live in in different ways. Therefore, the recognition of civilization and culture in different countries is also different. For civilization, just as we all believe that the earth is a big ball, which is not in the center of the universe, this is actually a recognition of civilization. But we can also see that in ancient times, we wore Tang and Han costumes, but overseas clothes were different from ours. This is the cultural difference. Although world cultures are constantly merging and absorbing each other, in fact, they still retain the unique traditions of their own countries. In fact, every nation does not want its own culture to be removed by foreign cultures, and they are learning from each other's strengths. This is the cultural difference.

Therefore, this passage by Mr. Ma Weidou is very philosophical. We may have the same ideas about civilization, but we still need to protect the cultures of various countries.