More specifically, "The United States government is encouraging jazz in China as a means of cultural exchange and rapprochement. Educators and financial resources have been sent to a country to encourage the growth of jazz. In June 2015, Blue Note Entertainment Group President Steven Bensusan announced plans to open a Blue Note jazz club at No. 23 East Qianmen Street in Beijing, which was the previous American Embassy from 1900 to the end of the 1930s. Jazz was chosen to facilitate communication between China and the United States "States."
If the Chinese "As humanity emerged from the stone age into the color era, they were thrown into a whirlpool of ideas. This fervor did not begin to mellow until Civilian life resumed its normal pace, and the natural desire to seek pleasure, beauty, wealth, and comfort took over. This cultural and economic revival rekindled the intellectuals' faith, and many of them began new careers. The pivotal year of 1978 reignited a long-running debate about China's modernization, pitting Westernization against Orientalization. Even though the question was first raised in the 1860s, at the start of China's modernization, no satisfactory answer has ever been found. 4 The postmodern movement in the arts and popular culture showed signs of development "in the 1980s, implying a potential for future modernization in China.