Study on the Complementarity between ‘Belt and Road’ Construction and ‘Cultural Confidence’ Policies

Abstract

This study focuses on the complementarity between the ‘Belt and Road’ construction and the ‘cultural self-confidence’ policy, and analyses the mutually reinforcing relationship between the two at the policy, economic, cultural, social and scientific and technological levels. The study finds that the policy of cultural self-confidence provides spiritual impetus and cultural support for the construction of ‘One Belt, One Road’, while the construction of ‘One Belt, One Road’ provides a platform for the policy of cultural self-confidence in practice and international influence. On this basis, countermeasure suggestions such as improving the policy system, deepening cultural exchanges, and giving full play to the role of the cultural industry are put forward, with a view to providing new ideas for China's foreign cultural exchanges and economic development, and promoting the comprehensive construction of a modern socialist country.