East Asian cultural sphere

The East Asian cultural sphere refers to a group of countries in East Asia, primarily China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam, that share historical influences, values, and traditions. This cultural connection is rooted in Confucianism, shared writing systems, art, and philosophy. These nations often have similar social structures, customs, and festivals, influenced by centuries of trade, migration, and cultural exchange. Despite their differences, they maintain a collective identity that reflects their intertwined histories and cultural practices, shaping their contemporary societies.