A: The relationship between culture and education is very close. The influence of culture on education is mainly reflected in the status and role of social background and social tradition. The cultural function of education is embodied in every stage of cultural survival, development and innovation.

There is a close relationship between education and culture. Without education, any cultural identity or form is difficult to continue. Since the 20th century, important educational reforms around the world have also confirmed that there is a social and cultural restriction mechanism behind any educational reform. The successful educational reform in a certain range and period generally pays great attention to keeping consistent with the mainstream culture of society; An educational reform measure that has made outstanding achievements in one country may not be successful in another country or region with different cultures.