With the cold winter winds sweeping across the land, the annual Christmas has now arrived. However, in this festival full of joy and warmth, a group of aunts gathered together, holding a banner of "Christmas out of China" to boycott this so-called "foreign festival". This boycott has sparked heated discussions among netizens.
In this campaign to boycott Christmas, the aunts advocated traditional Chinese festivals, believing that Christmas was a foreign culture and did not conform to traditional Chinese Xi. They hope that by boycotting Christmas, they can promote Chinese civilization and resist the erosion of foreign culture.
The weather is so cold, there are many voices on the Internet questioning the behavior of the aunts, and even complaining that they don't choose to stay at home and come out to pull banners in winter, after all, no one will force them to go to this festival, and everyone can freely choose whether to participate in it.
The behavior of the aunts was supported by many netizens, who left a message saying: "Resolutely support the righteous actions of the aunts." The people of China, a big country, do not celebrate the chaotic festivals of foreign countries. Carry forward the Chinese civilization and resist the Yifeng cult". What's more, he bluntly said that he had completely changed his opinion of the aunt, thinking that the aunt had rarely done a very correct thing!
It is undeniable that Christmas, as an international holiday, has been spread all over the world for hundreds of years. In Europe, many countries regard Christmas as an important traditional holiday, and people celebrate Christmas to express their admiration and gratitude for Jesus Christ.
And in Asia, there are also many places where Chinese New Year is celebrated, which is our traditional festival and represents new beginnings and hope. Whether it's Christmas or Chinese New Year, people have the right to choose how they like to celebrate without being overly sensitive.
Many people believe that celebrating Christmas is to worship foreign cultures, and to blindly follow foreign cultures. However, in my opinion, celebrating Christmas does not mean that it is a way to celebrate the foreign, it is just a way to celebrate the festival, and it has nothing to do with the worship of the foreigner. Christmas can not only bring joy and warmth, but also promote economic prosperity and stimulate the vitality of consumption. This is a positive sign for both merchants and consumers, and it's not entirely bad.
In addition, there are some related pictures circulating on the Internet, which are also about the initiative of Christmas.
Actually, I'm right not to promote it, but I'm not against young people celebrating Christmas. We should guide everyone so that everyone can accept and appreciate other cultures while respecting traditional cultures. After all, culture is diverse, and we should learn to be tolerant and understanding, so that different cultures can promote each other and develop together in exchanges and collisions. After all, we have never seen a foreign meeting address for our Spring Festival or Mid-Autumn Festival.
So, it is not wise to boycott Christmas, and we should look at it with a more open mind. Christmas can be a window for us to understand and experience foreign cultures, and at the same time, we must adhere to and inherit the excellent traditional Chinese culture. Only under the premise of correct guidance and respect for individual choices can we find our own cultural self-confidence in the blending of diverse cultures. Moreover, boycotting Christmas may be counterproductive. If we blindly resist, we will only get ourselves into trouble. Those who have thought about it can live freely, and those who do not want to live do so do not need to be forced. Wouldn't it be better that way?
In closing, I would like to say that let's put aside our preconceptions and respect everyone's choice. Whether it is to boycott Christmas or celebrate Christmas, it should be based on personal wishes and preferences, rather than being swayed by outside ideas. Christmas is just a holiday, it should not become a senseless war. We can face this diverse world with tolerance and understanding.
I wonder what you think of the boycott of Christmas by the aunts?