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Reconstructing Global Cultural Mentality: Addressing the Roots of Humanity's Fragmented Identity
Abstract This essay explores the systemic causes of cultural and moral deterioration in societies worldwide. It examines how colonialism, dogmatic ideologies, disinformation, poor education systems, and economic inequality have fragmented global consciousness and identity. Drawing upon the universal law of balance in nature, the author proposes a holistic educational framework to rebuild global cultural mentality and ethical coherence.
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