21세기 중국의 해양문화정책 설계와 추진 방향

@article{ART002560284},
author={ 권기영 },
title={21세기 중국의 해양문화정책 설계와 추진 방향},
journal={중국문화연구},
issn={1598-8503},
year={2020},
number={47},
pages={1-28},
doi={10.18212/cccs.2020..47.001},
url={http://dx.doi.org/10.18212/cccs.2020..47.001}

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AB - In 2012, the Chinese government set the construction of an “ocean power” as a new national strategic goal. Among China’s future strategy of “The Belt and Road Initiative”, The Road was the ‘21st-Century Maritime Silk Road’. This paper aims to look at the framework and direction of the Chinese government’s “ocean culture policy” amid the rise of ‘ocean’ in China’s national strategy. The Chinese government’s ocean cultural policy consists largely of three policy categories: ocean cultural public service policy, ocean cultural industry policy and ocean culture foreign policy. China’s ocean cultural public service policy is striving to popularize ocean culture with the aim of expanding the public’s ocean consciousness. China’s ocean cultural industry policy is striving to build a ocean cultural industry cluster and develop ocean cultural content, with the focus of the ocean tourism industry. China’s foreign policy on ocean culture is pushing to globalize Chinese ocean culture by building an international exchange platform for ocean culture and revitalizing international cooperation in the ocean culture industry. China’s ocean cultural policy is still in its infancy, and this situation seems similar to Korea’s. South Korea has also established a “New Southern Policy” as a national strategy, which is closely related to the “oceanic”. At a time when the “oceanic” is increasingly highlighted in the national strategy of Korea and China around the same time, we expect that the design of policies related to ocean culture is one of the important national tasks and that it can be a cross-reference model between the two countries.
KW - ocean power, ocean culture, ocean cultural industry, ocean consciousness, ocean culture policy, ocean Tourism
DO - 10.18212/cccs.2020..47.001
UR - http://dx.doi.org/10.18212/cccs.2020..47.001
ER -

권기영 (2020). 21세기 중국의 해양문화정책 설계와 추진 방향. 중국문화연구, 47, 1- 28.

권기영 . 2020, “21세기 중국의 해양문화정책 설계와 추진 방향”, 중국문화연구, no. 47, pp. 1-28. Available from: doi:10.18212/cccs.2020..47.001

권기영 “21세기 중국의 해양문화정책 설계와 추진 방향” 중국문화연구 47 pp. 1-28 (2020): 1.

권기영 . 21세기 중국의 해양문화정책 설계와 추진 방향 중국문화연구 [Internet]. 2020; 47: 1-28. Available from: doi:10.18212/cccs.2020..47.001

권기영 . “21세기 중국의 해양문화정책 설계와 추진 방향” 중국문화연구 no.47 (2020): 1-28. doi: 10.18212/cccs.2020..47.001

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21세기 중국의 해양문화정책 설계와 추진 방향

중국문화연구

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2020, no.47, pp.1 - 28

DOI : 10.18212/cccs.2020..47.001

발행기관 : 중국문화연구학회

연구분야 : 중국어와문학

권기영¹

¹인천대학교

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초록

In 2012, the Chinese government set the construction of an “ocean power” as a new national strategic goal. Among China’s future strategy of “The Belt and Road Initiative”, The Road was the ‘21st-Century Maritime Silk Road’. This paper aims to look at the framework and direction of the Chinese government’s “ocean culture policy” amid the rise of ‘ocean’ in China’s national strategy. The Chinese government’s ocean cultural policy consists largely of three policy categories: ocean cultural public service policy, ocean cultural industry policy and ocean culture foreign policy. China’s ocean cultural public service policy is striving to popularize ocean culture with the aim of expanding the public’s ocean consciousness. China’s ocean cultural industry policy is striving to build a ocean cultural industry cluster and develop ocean cultural content, with the focus of the ocean tourism industry. China’s foreign policy on ocean culture is pushing to globalize Chinese ocean culture by building an international exchange platform for ocean culture and revitalizing international cooperation in the ocean culture industry. China’s ocean cultural policy is still in its infancy, and this situation seems similar to Korea’s. South Korea has also established a “New Southern Policy” as a national strategy, which is closely related to the “oceanic”. At a time when the “oceanic” is increasingly highlighted in the national strategy of Korea and China around the same time, we expect that the design of policies related to ocean culture is one of the important national tasks and that it can be a cross-reference model between the two countries.