The mainstream of English culture

English culture can refer to both English culture and English culture. First of all, there are five "orthodox" English-speaking countries, the United States, Canada and Australia are new entrants. The new capitals of the United States, Canada and Australia are all established by people who have gone abroad from Britain, so their cultures are similar, and they are all countries that speak real English. This is just like the reason why Chinese people in Taiwan Province Province, Malaysia and Singapore speak Chinese and are more China-like in culture.

Secondly, the mainstream cultures of these five English-speaking countries all expanded from Britain at that time. Even though the cultures of Britain, Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada are different in details, if these five countries are compared with Asian countries, they are definitely true brothers. In the eyes of ordinary China people, their accents are similar, while Britain, Australia and New Zealand are closer among the five brothers, and their cultures are very similar. This is the position of five English speaking countries. The United States and Canada are geographically close and have similar cultures, but Canada is nominally the territory of the Queen of England, and Britain, Australia and New Zealand are printed with the Queen's head on Canadian currency.

And the living habits of these five English-speaking countries are similar. Here I refer to the descendants of Great Britain from these five countries. Because these five countries are all immigrant countries and have various cultures, but the ideology and culture of the "foreigner" cultural circle are similar. The "foreigners" here refer to the descendants of Great Britain, who are either white or orthodox white in English-speaking countries. Sometimes they can be judged by their surnames and looks. Foreigners of British descent are always above others, and there is a feeling that they look down on other whites.

Therefore, generally speaking, English culture is British culture, English culture, or it can be said that English culture is the root of English culture, and English and English culture are inseparable, which may be the reason for Chinglish. Without learning English culture, it is very difficult to learn English with English or Anglo-Saxon thinking. Language covers a nation's thought, culture and history, and English is a very inclusive free language. Now American culture is also extended from British culture. Old-school WASP Americans are actually very British and very British in culture. These people are the mainstay of conservative ideology and culture in American society, such as the southern United States.

Finally, English is the language of the British people, not the whole English. In fact, if the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is called Britain, it seems that the feelings of Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish are not taken into account, and they don't want to be "British", because Britain or Great Britain is made up of four countries and regions, and they have their own borders, with Ireland in yellow and Northern Ireland in yellow. The rest of the yellow part is Ireland, Northern Ireland is part of Britain, the rest of Ireland is an independent country, the green part is Scotland, the red part is England, and the light blue part is Wales. On the map of Great Britain, these are four different countries and regions, but they have a United Kingdom. The Scots will not think that the English are their compatriots, and the Irish will even disagree with the English. They are always above. I don't care about them at all, although their geographical position is lower, which is why the British flag is what it is now. The X in the middle of blue, rice and rice is the national flag of Scotland, and the Red Cross on a white background is the national flag of England. Northern Ireland has always refused to accept British rule, so it is not shown on the national flag. There seems to be traces of Wales on the early rice flag.