- 文化大革命 wénhuàdàgémìng Cultural RevolutionThe Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, a massive political movement and period of social upheaval in China from 1966 to 1976. Full name is [[无产阶级文化大革命|無產階級文化大革命|wu2 chan3 jie1 ji2 wen2 hua4 da4 ge2 ming4]].
- 文化部 wénhuàbù Ministry of Culturethe government department responsible for the cultural affairs and arts of a country
- 文化水平 wénhuàshuǐpíng educational levelThe degree of one's literacy and general knowledge; often used to describe how much education a person has received.
- 文化宫 wénhuàgōng palace of cultureA large public building or venue used for community cultural and recreational activities; often contains facilities like cinemas, lecture halls, and libraries.
- 新文化 xīnwénhuà new cultureModern or contemporary culture; new ways of thinking and academic pursuits based on natural and social sciences
- 文化人 wénhuàrén intellectualAn educated person or an intellectual; also refers to someone who works professionally in the fields of culture, art, or literature
- 文化馆 wénhuàguǎn cultural centerA government-run institution that manages community cultural activities, such as organizing art events, promoting education, and hosting local leisure programs.
- 东方文化 dōngfāngwénhuà Oriental cultureOriental culture; Eastern culture
- 新文化运动 xīnwénhuàyùndòng New Culture MovementAn intellectual and cultural revolution in China during the mid-1910s and 1920s; it promoted democracy, science, and the use of the vernacular language while criticizing traditional Confucian values.
- 文化站 wénhuàzhàn cultural centerA local public center for community cultural activities; smaller in scale than a [[文化馆|文化館|wen2 hua4 guan3]], these stations are found in townships, towns, and neighborhoods.
- 文化史 wénhuàshǐ cultural historythe history of a particular culture or the history of cultural phenomena in general
- 文化圈 wénhuàquān cultural sphereA geographic area or region sharing a common culture or cultural influence
- 文化区 wénhuàqū cultural areaA geographic region sharing similar cultural traits, often as a result of adapting to the same environment. same environment
- 文化层 wénhuàcéng cultural layera layer of soil in an archaeological site containing remains or evidence of human activity, such as tools, buildings, or organic matter
- 良渚文化 liángzhǔwénhuà Liangzhu CultureNeolithic culture of the Yangtze River delta, dating from approximately 3400 to 2250 BC; first discovered in 1936 at Liangzhu, Zhejiang.
- 亚文化 yàwénhuà subcultureA cultural group within a larger culture, often having beliefs or interests at variance with those of the larger culture
- 仰韶文化 yǎngsháowénhuà Yangshao cultureYangshao culture; a major Neolithic culture (c. 5000–3000 BC) along the Yellow River in China, characterized by painted pottery and millet farming. Also called [[彩陶文化|彩陶文化|cai3 tao2 wen2 hua4]].
- 龙山文化 lóngshānwénhuà Longshan CultureA late Neolithic culture of the middle and lower Yellow River valley, dating from roughly 3000 to 1900 BC; characterized by advanced polished stone tools and high-quality black pottery, it is also known as [[黑陶文化|黑陶文化|hei1 tao2 wen2 hua4]]
- 文化水准 wénhuàshuǐzhǔn cultural levelthe average degree of education or cultural refinement within a society or ethnic group
- 香港文化中心 xiānggǎngwénhuàzhōngxīn Hong Kong Cultural CentreA multipurpose performance venue in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
- 英国文化协会 yīngguówénhuàxiéhuì British Council
- 文化课 wénhuàkè literacy classA class designed to teach basic reading and writing, often for adults or in remedial contexts
- 黑陶文化 hēitáowénhuà Black Pottery CultureA late Neolithic culture of the North China Plain, notable for its distinctive thin-walled and polished black earthenware; also known as [[龙山文化|龍山文化|long2 shan1 wen2 hua4]].
- 中美文化研究中心 zhōngměiwénhuàyánjiūzhōngxīn Hopkins-Nanjing Centerthe Hopkins-Nanjing Center for Chinese and American Studies, a joint educational institution established in 1986 by Johns Hopkins University and Nanjing University
- 中文化 zhōngwénhuà to localize into Chineseto adapt a computer program, software interface, or content into the Chinese language; in Mainland China, also called [[汉化|漢化|han4 hua4]]
- 行政院文化建设委员会 xíngzhèngyuànwénhuàjiànshèwěiyuánhuì Council for Cultural Affairsformer executive agency of the Republic of China (Taiwan) responsible for cultural policy, later reorganized into the Ministry of Culture
- 屈家岭文化 qūjiālǐngwénhuà Qujialing cultureLate Neolithic culture located primarily in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, dating from approximately 3300 to 2600 BC; characterized by black pottery and the cultivation of rice.
- 寺洼文化 sìwāwénhuà Siwa cultureA Bronze Age culture located primarily along the upper reaches of the Tao River in Gansu Province, China; characterized by saddle-mouthed pottery and associated with the Di and Qiang peoples.
- 传统文化 chuántǒngwénhuà traditional cultureThe collective culture, customs, and beliefs handed down through generations within a society.
- 宇文化及 yǔwénhuàjí Yuwen HuajiThe general who led the coup against Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty in 618; he briefly declared himself emperor of the state of Xu before being executed by Dou Jiande in 619.
- 大溪文化 dàxīwénhuà Daxi cultureNeolithic culture of the middle Yangtze River region, dating from approximately 4400 BC to 3300 BC; first discovered in Wushan, Chongqing in 1959, it is characterized by red pottery and dwellings built from fired clay and bamboo.
- 企业文化 qǐyèwénhuà corporate cultureThe values, customs, and behaviors that characterize a business; includes the rules and regulations as well as the social activities of a company.
- 中华文化 zhōnghuáwénhuà Chinese cultureThe cultural heritage and traditions of the Chinese people, encompassing history, arts, and customs
- 大汶口文化 dàwènkǒuwénhuà Dawenkou cultureDawenkou culture, a Neolithic culture (c. 4100–2600 BC) based in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, centered in modern-day Shandong; characterized by red pottery and early symbolic markings.
- 大坌坑文化 dàbènkēngwénhuà Dabenkeng cultureThe earliest Neolithic culture found in Taiwan, dating from approximately 6,000 to 4,200 years ago; named after the Dabenkeng archaeological site in New Taipei City.
- 大众文化 dàzhòngwénhuà popular cultureCulture that is accepted, consumed, or appreciated by the majority of people in a modern society
- 多元文化主义 duōyuánwénhuàzhǔyì multiculturalismthe policy or practice of giving equal importance to several different cultures within a society
- 亚文化群 yàwénhuàqún subculturesubculture; a cultural group within a larger culture
- 东西方文化 dōngxīfāngwénhuà East-West cultureEastern and Western culture; the cultural traditions of both the Orient and the Occident
- 世界文化遗产地 shìjièwénhuàyíchǎndì World Heritage sitea site recognized by UNESCO for its cultural, historical, or scientific significance
- 文化创意 wénhuàchuàngyì cultural and creativerelating to the industry or products that combine cultural elements with artistic or innovative creativity
- 多元文化 duōyuánwénhuà multiculturalism; multiculturalthe state of a society comprising multiple distinct ethnic or cultural groups, or the policy of supporting this
- 文化冲击 wénhuàchōngjī culture shockThe feeling of disorientation experienced by someone who is suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture or way of life
- 文化体系 wénhuàtǐxì cultural systemThe distinct complex of material, social, and emotional elements that form an independent cultural identity
- 文化创意产业 wénhuàchuàngyìchǎnyè cultural and creative industriesthe economic sector involving the creation and exploitation of intellectual property in fields such as design, music, and publishing
- 固有文化 gùyǒuwénhuà traditional cultureThe traditional or indigenous culture of a nation; the heritage of values, knowledge, and customs passed down through society.
- 文化传统 wénhuàchuántǒng cultural tradition
- 文化和旅游部 wénhuàhélǚyóubù Ministry of Culture and Tourismthe PRC government body responsible for culture and tourism
- 文化休克 wénhuàxiūkè culture shockthe feeling of disorientation experienced by someone who is suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture or way of life