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Language imbues the material world with cultural significance and facilitates the spread of culture. In this process, the development of language influences the direction of culture. This paper compares and analyzes the characteristics of Korean and Chinese languages in three aspects: phonetics, word order, and passive sentence structure. It discusses the influence and shaping role of Korean and Chinese linguistic features on the linguistic phonetic aesthetics, ways of thinking, and subject-object consciousness in Chinese and Korean cultures. The aim is to analyze the essence of culture through language characteristics and promote understanding in cultural exchanges.