The only thing that remains “unchanged” is the change itself.
Change is the infinitely ongoing process with reference of the time. In these
modern times, many things which were not part of our origin or culture have now
become essential for us. By the adaptation of habit from other culture, the improvement
takes place and the changes are merged within. Globalization is the main factor
which has affected most in this never ending process of change.

In easy words, globalization can be define as the transfer of
ideas, knowledge, values, emotions, technology, wealth, etc. on the global
platform in the way of changing or reshaping the cultural boundaries and
improvement for the necessity. For example, when we wake up morning we change
our t-shirt which is made in UK. We than use the Volkswagen car to go to market
that is made in Germany. We purchase electronics, spices, books, etc which are
made in South Korea, India and China respectively. It is only possible with the
help of globalization. Globalization affects on many different parameters like
goods and services, technology, business, financial and economical levels. On
individual or personal levels, it has affected by changing standard of living
and quality of living. As we all know that globalization has affected us
economically and politically, it has also affected socially on a way
more broader scale.             

In general there are number of positive effects of globalization
on culture as not every good practice was born in one culture or civilization.
The world in which we live today is a result of several cultures coming
together. When people of one culture observe the flaws in their particular culture,
they start adopting the habits of the other cultures which are more correct or
suitable with the times. Societies have become larger as they have welcomed
people of other civilizations and backgrounds, creating a whole new culture of
their own. Traditions, Cooking styles, languages and customs have spread all
around the sphere due to globalization. The same can be said about movies,
musical styles and other art forms which have moved from one country to
another, leaving an impression on a culture which has adopted them. As people
from different cultural backgrounds interact more frequently, their prejudices
about each other can decrease as they learn from each other.

Some argue that globalization is negative as it will force
poorer countries of the world to do whatever the big and developed countries
tell them to do. Another viewpoint is that developed countries are the ones who
may lose out because they are involved in outsourcing many of the manufacturing
jobs that used to be done by their own citizens. Talking at some instance When
many cultures interact on a regular basis, though, one of the cultures can
become more dominant or integrated into another’s and threaten the other
group’s cultural traditions.  Many developing countries have
not so strict pollution laws than those in the developed countries. Increased
industrialisation and emission from factories located in the host countries and
emissions from transportation of goods are increasing pollution to the
environment. Agricultural lands are also lost in the process along with
wildlife and habitats.