Cultural globalization refers to the worldwide exchange and integration of cultural elements, such as ideas, values, and practices. This process is facilitated by advancements in technology, communication, and transportation, allowing people from different backgrounds to share and experience diverse cultures. Examples include the global popularity of Hollywood movies, K-pop music, and international cuisine. As cultures interact, they can influence each other, leading to both the spread of new cultural trends and the potential loss of local traditions. While cultural globalization promotes understanding and collaboration, it can also raise concerns about cultural homogenization, where unique cultural identities may diminish over time.