An Analysis of the Harmonious Process in Intercultural Communication (Report‪)‬

In the 21st century, short-term and long-term international interaction or intercultual communication is unavoidable (Gogolin, 2001). Two communication channels, namely media communication and transportation communication, which can be employed as social capital, are widely established and connected, enabling human beings to travel both spiritually (psychologically) and physically (bodily) faster than in any other times we experienced. In the process of intercultural communication between nations, it is noticeable that sometimes this process develops harmoniously; sometimes it proceeds with conflict (Wang, 2007). Realizing this, one may immediately raise the questions: except for the political and ideological reasons, what are the key factors influencing the harmonious intercultural communication? Or going one step further, what are the important concepts which these factors reside in? Moreover, how can we approach the harmonious process of intercultural communication?.