Is Wuhan Dora Operations a formal company?

Yes.

Wuhan Dora Entertainment Culture Media Co., Ltd. was established on June 1, 2020. The legal representative is Gu Wenqi. The company's business scope includes: performance agency; multimedia design; literary creation and performance; ticket agency; advertising release; photography service; conference and exhibition service; public relations planning; sports event planning; etiquette service; e-commerce platform operation; enterprise Image planning; sports agency services, etc.

Cultural communication is also called cultural diffusion. It refers to the process of the spread of human culture from the source of culture to the outside world or from one social group to another.

It can be divided into direct transmission and indirect transmission. The former usually involves literate people directly spreading certain spiritual or material cultural content, such as new agricultural techniques and inventions, through caravans, armies, etc.; the latter shows a relatively complex cultural diffusion force. It mainly refers to a kind of stimulating spread of a certain social group borrowing principles from foreign cultural characteristics to carry out civilized and creative activities. For example, Europe finally invented porcelain about 200 years after learning about Chinese porcelain.

The process of cultural dispersion depends on many factors such as the practical value of culture, difficulty, prestige of civilization, adaptability to the times, and resistance to adversity. In fact, the characteristics or identity of the communication media often determine the characteristics of the communication culture. For example, Italian missionaries in the 17th century played a certain role in stimulating the spread of Chinese garden architectural art and religious cultural characteristics at that time.

Due to the complexity of cultural origins, cultural transmission methods and paths, and factors affecting diffusion, exploring the origin of certain cultural characteristics is a difficult point in cultural geography research.

Usually if a region has a high degree of similarity with another region in terms of cultural characteristics, it can be inferred that the spread of foreign culture is greater than the creative ability of local culture. In recent years, some cultural geographers such as T. Hagerstrand of Sweden and others used inductive models and random models to analyze and predict the probability and spread rules of cultural diffusion, providing new research methods for in-depth understanding of cultural diffusion phenomena.