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Western Influence on Chinese and Nigerian Cultures
I Odinye
I Odinye
Abstract
The world has been changing due to the growing influence of western cultures and globalization; and as a result of these, many people from different nations come in contact with new ways of life that are totally unfamiliar to them. Western culture and civilization have exerted a lot of influence on the Nigerian and Chinese societies which are reflected in their contemporary cultures. This paper examines the western influence and impacts in China and Nigeria.
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