Chinese should not celebrate the foreign festival, as a Chinese, should we boycott the foreign festi

It can't be called a boycott, it should be eclectic. I think we can answer with some understanding of "civilization" in the core values of socialism that the teacher talked about when we were in the group class. For our own cultural traditions, we must "remove the dross and extract the essence".

It's the same for Western culture. Our festival must have its significance, and we must combine it with the common places in our Chinese culture to understand its connotation. You can't completely resist it, but you can't celebrate it for the sake of it.

Why celebrate the festival? Just as many Westerners have become popular with the Chinese New Year in recent years, we should see it as a kind of cultural exchange and transmission. It means not to resist, but when we understand the cultural traditions of the West, we must not lose our own cultural self-confidence.

I think Mr. Gu Hongming is a good example.

Hello, I don't think being a Chinese has much to do with whether or not to resist foreign festivals. The festival is just a form, whether it is Chinese or Western, it is just a form of activities that people want to carry out through this kind of day, and it does not represent anything. Fundamentally speaking, we always firmly believe in our traditional Chinese culture, have high cultural self-confidence, and affirm our own culture, so even if we can't pass the foreign festival, it has nothing to do with whether we are Chinese or not.

There should be no boycott, because the festival promotes the country's economic growth. For example, every year on Mother's Day, Father's Day, Grandpa's Day, Grandchild's Day, and several Valentine's Day, don't you buy gifts for your relatives and partners on these holidays! Many merchants are waiting for these festivals to promote customer consumption!

So there should be no boycott and there can't be a boycott.

As long as the festival does not disappear, it means that this festival has the meaning of existence, just like you boycott others and others boycott you, the gains outweigh the losses, only by discovering together, can we create value and work hard.

We should look at it with a rational attitude. We are an inclusive and open country, which can accommodate all foreign cultures, but it does not mean blindly following the trend, we should see the good things about foreign festivals and learn from them.

Globalization is becoming more and more common, and Chinese and Western cultures are combining and colliding with each other.

The meaning of the festival is to make ordinary days more atmospheric and hopeful, so both the Chinese Festival and the Western Festival are happy.

The meaning of the festival is to celebrate and consume, so in my opinion, there is no need to boycott.

As a Chinese, we should boycott, Sister Yang, us. As a Chinese, you should have done it. Chinese. Brother! Festival. But Sister Yang.

Boycott depends on the season, when the country needs it, you will unite to boycott, if there is no strife, I think you can invite personal hobbies to come.

As a Chinese, if the country that makes a living and it has a great impact on us, we can resist it, and we have the responsibility to resist it.

I don't think there is any need to be so serious, if it is still excusable to boycott foreign goods, the key is that as a Chinese, there should be national integrity.

I don't think there's any need to boycott. Because now not only Western festivals have been integrated into Chinese festivals, but also many countries in the West have listed Chinese festivals as their own legal festivals, and it is normal to integrate with each other.

I don't think there's any need to boycott, and there's no need to go to the festival one by one, just think about it, just don't want to live, don't be too deliberate.

At least I think we should treat it rationally, foreign festivals actually have no effect on us sometimes, so we don't have to follow the trend consistently? Like a lot of imported brands that we do now, there are things that tend to be made in China, go around in circles, and come back, so we just need to have our own festivals.

We have been happy with ourselves, but we must remember our roots, cultural exchanges between China and the West are inevitable, and we must learn to take the essence and eliminate the dross. Rational holiday.

There is no need, be sensible and patriotic, open-minded, festivals are just meaningful days given by some human beings, and don't boycott them just because they are from other countries.

As a Chinese, we try our best to support domestic products, buy less foreign goods, and contribute a modest strength to the country.

No. Life is so hard, it's good to have a few more festivals and entertainment.

It's not necessary, it's rational and patriotic, but if you think about it, it's recommended to keep everything simple.

Chinese can celebrate the festival because it is a process of cultural exchange, reference and integration. As long as it does not harm our ideology.

I actually don't advocate this, because if it's a local festival in China, it's better, we use our own traditional culture, and then celebrate our corresponding traditional festival. But if it's a foreign country, we don't understand the meaning behind their holiday, but we will blindly follow the trend, that is, simply think it's fun like Christmas, like Halloween, I don't think it's necessary. On the contrary, the traditional festivals of our own country, such as the Dragon Boat Festival and the Double Ninth Festival, have more meaningful festivals, and have their own cultural heritage.

What festivals are celebrated, it is a personal habit, and the festival is for yourself, not for others to see. The festival itself belongs to a culture, and it is necessary to understand the origin and cultural atmosphere of the festival before passing it. And not like some people, no matter what the festival, is to eat and drink.

In that case, there is no point.

Festivals are the essence of human daily life, which separates the stages of a life cycle, shows the meaning of each stage in a concentrated way, and retains the most exquisite and representative side of the national culture in the festival activities. China has a long history, and the festival activities are very colorful, all of which are cultural assets passed down from generation to generation. They reflect the traditional habits, moral customs, and religious concepts of the nation, and entrust the aspirations of the entire nation.

Should we Chinese celebrate the Ocean Festival? Several factions have recently had a bit of an argument. The reason is that a group of people say that they want to boycott the foreign festival, which is at this time, of course, refers to Christmas.

They believe that this is the right policy and that the foreign festival should be resisted. A group of people immediately reacted, resolutely supporting the Chinese to celebrate Christmas, believing that this is a sign of civilization and civilization integrated into the international community, and even linked to the noble spirit of the * religion, believing that this spirit is enough to save the lazy and degenerate of the Chinese people, it is said that the Chinese have no religious spirit is their biggest national cultural defect, so they sneered at the former group of figures and **. On the other hand, I have my shopping and food festival, whether it is foreign or not, what does it matter to me.

Personally, I think that we Chinese have no obligation to copy the foreign festival in accordance with the cultural habits of Westerners, and there is no obligation to hold the "saint" of Westerners on our heads and love in our hearts. FYI.

It shouldn't be because we are Chinese.

If you like it, you can live it, and if you don't like it, you don't want to live it. Nothing should or shouldn't be. It's up to you.

The sea is tolerant of all rivers. If I live a good life, I celebrate the festival every day, regardless of whether he is at home or abroad, and it is my festival to take it.

I don't think Chinese need to celebrate foreigners' festivals, Chinese are our Chinese's festivals, sometimes what's the point of living a foreign day?

Hello dear! There are two reasons why China does not celebrate foreign festivals. 1.The Zhongyang Festival is a festival for foreigners, not a traditional festival in our country. 2.We, the sons and daughters of China, have a patriotic heart.