Through what media are the references, exchanges and interactions between environment and culture linked?

The reference, communication and interaction between environment and culture are mainly linked through the following media:

1. Commercial trade: In commercial trade, goods and ideas from different cultures are exchanged and spread, such as different foods, arts, music and customs. Trade makes these elements popular and spread among a wider range of people, and promotes the reference and integration of different cultures.

2. Population migration: Population migration brings different cultural elements and concepts, and interacts and exchanges with local culture in the new environment. For example, immigrants will bring home customs, beliefs, languages, etc. These elements will be exchanged and integrated with the communities that accept them.

3. Education: Education is an important tool for cultural exchange. Through education, people can learn and understand different cultural elements and concepts, thus promoting cultural communication and interaction. For example, school courses can introduce the knowledge and customs of different cultures, thus helping students understand and accept other cultures.

4. Mass media: books, movies, music, social media and other mass media are also important media for cultural communication. They can spread cultural elements and ideas over a long distance, so that different cultures can communicate and interact across geographical boundaries.

5. Tourism and cultural exchange projects: Tourism and various cultural exchange projects can also promote the reference, dissemination and interaction between the environment and culture. Tourism allows people to experience the culture and environment of other places personally, while cultural exchange projects allow groups of different cultures to have in-depth exchanges and understanding.

These media work together to make the environment and culture learn from each other, spread and interact, thus forming the multicultural society we see today.