Chinese Culture Communication By French Missionaries In17-18^th Century

Europeans naturally has a great curiosity on China, Jesuits use it to stimulate theeuropeans this curiosity, to encourage European support missionary enterprise inChina． This period of European scholars, learned about all the most of China is toobtain the missionaries in China back to the domestic information, these scholars or viewChina as a model of learning, or blame China as object．17-18from the view of globalization, the two century, French missionaries to thespread of Chinese culture is the triumph of cross-cultural communication, the experienceof cross-cultural communication theory and practice provides a lot of experience can beused for reference, thus making it the wide attention of scholars both Chinese and foreignresearch． But for now, most academics on this piece of research starting point in theprocess of the propagation of the majority with philosophy, historiography circle, in theperspective of intercultural communication research is still relatively small, the processof the study by studying relevant academic papers, and the missionary letters back home,based on the relevant theories of intercultural communication, this paper studies in themore than two centuries of missionaries in the process of cultural transmissionapplication of corresponding cultural transmission theory, further deepen thecorresponding research extension of the theory of intercultural communication． Finally,combining the reality of our current intercultural communication condition and existingproblems, combining with related results of the study, the reasonable use ofcommunication theory will be the spread of foreign culture in China has a great role inpromoting development in the future．For this reason,17-18th-century Chinese and western cultural exchanges areinvaluable in today’s reality, and the unique performance in the missionaries at this time,is worth us to explore． By French missionaries as the research object for us, therefore, amore nuanced understanding of the transmission history always helpful．...