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China is a country with a long traditional culture, and the treasures of these traditional cultures are gradually being lost in the torrent of modern society. From not being allowed to blow up firecrackers to going to work on Chinese New Year's Eve, more and more people are beginning to worry, how much traditional culture is left?
Traditional culture is gradually being lost
In traditional Chinese customs, firecrackers have always been one of the must-have programs on Chinese New Year's Eve. Every year on Chinese New Year's Eve, people gather to celebrate the arrival of the New Year with fireworks. The sound of firecrackers symbolizes the expulsion of evil and good luck. However, in recent years, more and more cities and communities have begun to ban the traditional practice of setting off firecrackers.
They claim that blowing up firecrackers pollutes the environment and poses a threat to people's safety. Although there is some truth to these reasons, many people believe that this is an infringement on traditional culture. They believe that the explosion of firecrackers is part of traditional Chinese culture, and banning them is like depriving us of our national spirit.
The phenomenon of going to work on Chinese New Year's Eve has also attracted people's attention and anger. Traditionally, Chinese New Year's Eve is a time for family reunions, when people take a break from work and have fun together. However, with the development of modern society, more and more people are required to go to work on Chinese New Year's Eve. They had to leave their families behind and run around for work.
This makes many people feel very angry and helpless. They believe that this is a disrespect for traditional culture and a harm to the family. They hope that the government and enterprises will pay attention to it and give employees the right to take a vacation on Chinese New Year's Eve.
Publicity and education on traditional culture should be strengthened
In addition to the above two examples, there are many traditional cultures that are gradually being lost. For example, sticking Spring Festival couplets, flying kites, stepping on stilts, etc., during the Chinese New Year, these activities have become more and more rare in modern society. People are busy with work and life and have little time and energy to participate in these traditional activities. This is very worrying for some people who love traditional culture. They believe that traditional culture is a treasure of a country and a nation that should be cherished and passed on. If we lose our traditional culture, we will lose part of our identity and roots.
However, despite the impact of modern society on traditional culture, we can still see some positive changes. For example, some cities and communities have begun to pay attention to the protection and inheritance of traditional culture. They hold a variety of traditional cultural activities to allow people to re-understand and learn traditional culture. At the same time, some young people have also begun to become interested in traditional culture, and they have injected traditional culture into modern life through learning and participation. These positive changes give people hope for the future of traditional culture.
Traditional culture is the treasure of a country and a nation, and it is the foundation of our history and culture. We can't let it slowly disappear in modern society. Governments, enterprises and individuals should actively participate in the protection and inheritance of traditional culture. The government should strengthen publicity and education on traditional culture, so that more people can understand and recognize the importance of traditional culture. Companies should give employees enough vacation time to give them the opportunity to spend Chinese New Year's Eve with their families. Individuals should take the initiative to learn and participate in traditional cultural activities, and inject traditional culture into their own lives.
The protection and inheritance of traditional culture is a long-term and arduous task, but we cannot give up. Only when each of us can actively participate can we rejuvenate and revitalize traditional culture. Let's work together to make traditional culture shine in modern society!