What is the cultural desert used for metaphor?

The term "cultural desert" refers to areas lacking literature, art, science, education and spiritual life, and is generally used in countries and cities that are rapidly rising and developing. Culture is very important. Culture can enlighten people's thoughts and spirits. Cultural desert refers to an area where literature, art, science, education and spiritual life are relatively scarce or the construction of spiritual civilization is relatively backward.

Characteristics of cultural desert

The word "cultural desert" first appeared in Shenzhen, because Shenzhen is a typical immigrant city, and later it spread to Guangdong, which is regarded as a cultural desert for two main reasons. First of all, the rapid economic development and economic achievements in Guangdong have largely obscured the light of cultural achievements. Secondly, there are few ethnic cultural heritages in Guangdong.

Culture is constructed in the process of constant change, which is different in different generations, countries, social groups and cultures. Culture is very important, which can enlighten people's thoughts and spirits, shape morality and personality, broaden people's horizons and tolerance, and more importantly, maintain national cohesion and centripetal force.