Cultural Differences Between East And West From The Opening Ceremony Of The 23-31th Summer Olympic Games

This article studies the performance of the opening ceremony of the 23 rd to 31 st Summer Olympic Games,analyzes the East-West culture reflected in the opening ceremony performance,and conducts a comparative study of the differences between Eastern and Western cultures,so as to provide for the promotion of East-West cultural fusion and complementarity.Important real-life reference.Using literature research methods,comparative analysis methods,logical analysis methods,etc.to conduct comparative studies on the cultures of the East and the West,to briefly describe the opening ceremony of each session of the Olympics,and to extract the cultural features embodied in the opening ceremony of the session,respectively to the East The common features embodied in the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games held between the country and the Western countries are summarized.Comparing the cultural differences between Eastern and Western countries,there are four main aspects: In terms of sports,Oriental sports activities are mostly physical and mental development with internal and external cultivation,paying more attention to health care;while Western sports activities are highly competitive.,More advocating competition;In terms of personality differences,the Asians are introverted,unpopular,more subtle;Westerners are more enthusiastic and open,from the Eastern and Western Olympics in the opening ceremony of the style characteristics of the performance is evident;in emotional expression,the East People are more subtle and Westerners are more direct.They can be reflected in the art representations of the opening ceremony of the Olympics.In terms of people and the environment,the eastern countries advocate that “man and nature are one” and people are in harmony with nature and the relationship between man and society.It should be a matter of adaptation to achieve balance.Western countries advocate the theory of anthropocentrism that "man can conquer nature." The relationship between man and society is to transform the situation to satisfy themselves.