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Reproduction of higher education from a cultural point of view about the basic functions of Paper Keywords: higher education the basic functions of Cultural Reproduction Abstract: Culture is a very complex and ambiguous concept. And reproduction of culture not only has its own internal momentum, but also from the role of ~ I-Ys. Cultural reproduction of the basic functions of higher education. This paper attempts to Higher Education - lt;4g ~ heritage, culture, selection and criticism, cultural and other aspects of creating this elaborate. Culture is a very complex and ambiguous concept, different countries in different historical periods have their different interpretations. Choke element in this reference to the old gentleman Pan remark: “applies to all disciplines, the concept of culture does not exist , the concept of culture is based on a particular subject or research topic. “Meanwhile, the culture is a historical accumulation, the process of dynamically generated. Ever since mankind has been working, there will be a microcosm of human culture, that is solidified in the material culture , and thus can be called material culture. In the long history and culture not only has its own internal development trajectory, but also from external factors, external forces to the reproduction of culture,’’campaign “play waves role. This reproduction from the perspective of culture the basic functions of higher education. Comrade Jiang Zemin pointed out that the third the whole church: “Education is the knowledge innovation, dissemination and application of an important base, but also develop innovative spirit and the cradle of talent.” He was referring to education, in fact, is more of school education. From a certain point of view, we may be understood as the school is an important base for cultural reproduction, education is an important tool for cultural reproduction. higher education should have this role and responsibility, because “higher education i