Culture of Asians

 

The collective and varied customs and traditions of art, architecture, music, literature, lifestyle, philosophy, politics, and religion that have been observed and upheld by the different ethnic groups of the Asian continent throughout prehistory are collectively referred to as Asian culture. It is challenging to identify a particular Asian culture or universal components among the immense diversity that has emerged from many cultural fields and three of the four ancient River valley civilizations. The continent is typically split into six geographical sub-regions, each of which can be distinguished by observable similarities in things like culture, religion, language, and a degree of ethnic homogeneity. Central Asia, East Asia, North Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and West Asia are among these regions.

Asia is home to several of the world's earliest civilizations, which generated the majority of the main religious systems, the oldest known recorded mythologies, and the codices on ethics and morality. Asia is also the world's largest, most populous continent and is wealthy in resources. 

However due to Asia's immense size, the numerous civilizations are spread across vast distances and inhospitable landscapes like deserts and mountain ranges. Yet, trade and commerce progressively took on a truly international, Pan-Asian character by confronting and bridging these boundaries. The enormous road network and numerous maritime connections were used as a means of interregional trade, which served as a unifying and driving force in the dissemination of cultural components and ideas throughout the various sub-regions.