Origins of China's Nation Thoughts and Perspective Towards Others

In the globalizing era, contrary to most non-Western countries, China has become more efficient and expandable in his national culture. At the same time, while most nation-states are oriented toward pluralism or multiculturalism, the People's Republic of China (PRC), on the contrary, has begun to transform from the pluralistic and multicultural reality of the country into a monolingual, monoculturalist structure. In this process, China’s zero tolerance policies, which the PRC continues to apply against the disparities, have been criticized and debated. This article argues that the only way to understand China's present mentality against the disparities is to fully comprehend the origins of the nation's thought that has revealed the mindset. This work is a sociological assessment of China’s roots of national sense of community and the point of view towards others