3- Culture

3- Culture

There are approximately 185 major crops in the world (Wikipedia). Culture has enormous power of attraction and can easily influence people. People want to present their culture and discover other cultures. Politics, economics, lifestyle, language, education and other sectors have major interactions with culture. The nature of the future depends heavily on culture. These can positively or negatively affect the lives of global citizens. Music, theater, arts and sports are some of the elements that best describe the culture of any sovereign state or ethnic group. The new innovations of the 21st century depend greatly on it and are designed to bring change around the world. For example, in my country, Ethiopia, there are about 80 ethnic groups with their own culture. Ethiopia is considered by many people to be the cradle of humanity and most world cultures reflect Ethiopian cultures. Some might question my idea, but that's what I think. The works of great artists and cultural innovations have shaped the lives of global citizens in different ways. Both the Holy Spirit and the devil possess people who use culture. Motown and other record companies release Hip Hop, R&B, Salsa, Reggae and other music songs every time to entertain people, show the dynamics of the cultural world and to transmit socio-political messages. World leaders and politicians use this tool to win their political campaigns. People want to spend their free time enjoying precious moments with their loved ones in different cultural places such as concerts, cinemas, restaurants, hotels, stadiums and sports centers and bars. One way to create life balance is to develop our cultural knowledge. For example, major fashion brands and labels such as Calvin Klein, Gucci and others rely heavily on new research and cultural innovations.