Why do some people think that the Chinese New Year flavor is dissipating ?

I think the reason is that the economy is growing too fast, and there are fewer and fewer people living in the countryside, all of whom are moving to the cities, and the taste of the New Year will naturally decline.

Now the Chinese New Year flavor is indeed dissipating, and when we go home for the Chinese New Year every year, everyone is playing with their mobile phones, and we don't even have time to chat with each other, and we have to go our separate ways after a reunion dinner together.

Because with the development of society and the progress of science and technology, people rarely spend the New Year together with the whole big family, and now the mobile phone can just send a New Year's blessing, and the New Year is becoming more and more concise, so the New Year's flavor is less.

Because with the development of the times, our New Year's customs are slowly weakening, and the means of the New Year are constantly advanced, but these advanced means can not enhance the feeling of the New Year between people, on the contrary, everyone just sits together to grab red envelopes and swipe mobile phones, less communication between people.

Because of the current society, the material pursuit and spiritual pursuit have improved, and the rich have bought houses for vacation, and the "New Year's flavor" has slowly faded!

Because of the rise of the Internet age, the social form has also undergone great changes, and people in the countryside have forgotten to run in the city. Firecrackers are banned, and poultry is even banned in towns close to the central city. The traditional New Year's flavor is getting more and more talked.

Some people think that the Chinese New Year flavor is dissipating because people's living conditions are getting better and better, and they are not looking forward to the New Year.

Because now the Chinese New Year is becoming less and less traditional Chinese flavor, the New Year's flavor is getting weaker and weaker, and there are no traditional activities to preserve.

This may be due to the fact that most of the current Chinese New Year is very hurried and routine. Because young people nowadays are very busy with work.

Because now the New Year is just a formality, the blessing is **, the couplet is bought, the New Year's greeting is not distracted, and the red envelope is transferred, all of which are reasons.

Nowadays, more and more people are busy with work, they think that earning money is more important, and they rarely go home during the Chinese New Year.

The dissipation of the Chinese New Year flavor represents the improvement of the living standards of the Chinese people.

When we go home for the Chinese New Year every year, everyone is playing with their phones, and they don't even have time to chat with each other.

With the rise of the Internet age and the change of social forms, there is also a growing need to protect the environment, banning firecrackers, and even prohibiting poultry in towns close to the central city. The traditional New Year's flavor is getting more and more talked. Now, although the gifts for the New Year are more abundant and diverse, they are less warm and cold than the previous people's sophistication.

In that era when the transportation was not developed, marrying a person can go out of the town that is a distant marriage, now although the transportation is convenient, but the children who marry far away from other provinces do not even have time to go home for a New Year's meal during the New Year, and many families seem to be much deserted during the New Year.

Because when people grow up, all their troubles come over, and they don't have the heart to celebrate the New Year, and they even hate the New Year.

Some of the customs of the Chinese New Year are evolving or disappearing, but with the progress of society, I think there will be some new ways to replace them.

I'm getting older, I don't have the same expectations for the New Year as I did when I was a child, and now people go their separate ways for life, and there are fewer and fewer relatives moving around, and the New Year is no different from usual.

There used to be firecrackers during the Chinese New Year, lanterns on the street, and everyone walked the streets and alleys to greet the New Year, which was really joyful. And now it feels like it's all formalization.

Because people are paying less and less attention to the New Year, and for many reasons, everyone can't come back, so everyone feels that the taste of the New Year is getting weaker and weaker.

The growing flavor of the Chinese may be related to the following aspects:

1.Urban-rural differences: With the acceleration of urbanization and the outflow of rural population, many people work and live in cities, and their contact with their hometowns and traditional culture decreases, and the flavor of the New Year will naturally weaken accordingly.

2.Economic development: With the development of the economy, people's living standards continue to improve, the dependence on traditional New Year's customs and habits is weakened, and there are more choices and consumption methods, which also leads to the dilution of the New Year's flavor.

3.Cross-generational cultural differences: As the new generation of young people grows up and succeeds, their cultural concepts and lifestyles are different from those of the older generation, resulting in differences in the way and meaning of traditional family festivals, which affects the inheritance and intensity of the New Year's flavor.

4.Influence: With the increase in the influence of communication, people's aesthetic concepts and consumption patterns have also changed, and the traditional New Year's flavor and festival culture may be replaced by more popular Wenpei Zhenghua of Qingsong, resulting in the dilution of the New Year's flavor.

In short, the fading flavor of the Chinese may be related to factors such as urban-rural differences, economic development, cross-generational cultural differences and influences. However, China's traditional culture and festival customs still have important historical and cultural values, and we need to continue to spread and promote them.

1. Parents ask their children to bring their male (female) friends home for the New Year. When the children are older, parents hope that their children will get married as soon as possible, this mood is understandable, the problem is that many parents will ask their children about their emotional problems as soon as they arrive at the New Year, and even give them a "task", when must they bring back a male (female) friend home for the New Year. This makes it very difficult for some young people who can't find true love, emotional problems are not just to find them, and now there are more and more young people who pursue "celibacy", and this problem will become more and more difficult in the future.

2. Young couples after marriage must go to the home of one of their parents for the New Year. Theoretically, after the husband and wife get married, they are one, and they should all go together, which is also the theoretical basis for the husband and wife to go to one of their parents' house for the New Year. Although there is nothing wrong with the truth, but from the heart, is the wife or husband really willing to go to the house of her in-laws or parents-in-law to celebrate the New Year?

The living habits have been different since childhood, and the two parties are not related by blood, can they really be happy when they live together for the holidays? This problem cannot be generalized, some people do have a very good relationship with their in-laws or parents-in-law, and they are happy to celebrate the New Year together. But there are also some families who do not have a harmonious relationship with the late party, and for the sake of a so-called custom, they go to the other party's house for the New Year, which can only make both parties embarrassed.

In this regard, I personally think that this issue should respect each other's wishes, and there is no need to go to one parent's house for the New Year.

3. Relatives and friends greet each other for the New Year. This was originally a way to enhance the relationship between relatives and friends, but now it has slowly evolved into a kind of "formalism"! For relatives and friends who have a good relationship, New Year's greetings are due, but if the seven aunts and eight aunts always visit each other, it becomes a burden.

Nowadays, young people are very busy at work, and they finally have a holiday to rest and rest, and they have to deal with all kinds of entertainment, which is more tiring than going to work, which loses the meaning of New Year's greetings!

From a cultural and social point of view, the New Year's flavor of Zhongqi Xiaoguo people may become weaker and weaker due to the following reasons:

1.Urbanization is accelerating: With the development of urbanization, many customs and traditional cultures have gradually lost their influence in cities, and some traditional customs have disappeared due to changes in modern lifestyles.

Many young people no longer attach as much importance and recognition to the traditional customs of the Spring Festival as the older generation.

2.The number of overseas migrants is increasing: More and more Chinese choose to live, work and study overseas, resulting in them being unable to go home for the New Year, or the way they spend the New Year overseas is very different from that at home, so the taste of the Spring Festival will become diluted.

3.Changes in the economic conditions of the Shedan Punbu Meeting: With the development of China's economy, people's living standards have improved, and the way of celebrating the New Year has slowly changed, some people like to travel, and some people choose to be at home ** Spring Festival Gala and so on, although these new ways have increased the diversity of the New Year's flavor, but also made the New Year's flavor more diluted.

In summary, the dilution of the taste of the New Year in Chinese is mainly due to social and cultural changes, and over time, the taste of the New Year may be born out of the tradition and produce new forms and contents.

The term "Chinese New Year" usually refers to the traditional Chinese New Year that shouts loudly. In recent years, the change in the term "Chinese New Year" mainly refers to the change in the way people celebrate the traditional Spring Festival and customs.

With the continuous development and change of Chinese society, people's lifestyles and values are also changing. Some elements of traditional celebrations, such as fireworks and gambling, are generally welcomed and supported by society. At the same time, new or modern ways of celebrating, such as traveling, watching movies and shopping, are gradually gaining popularity and participation.

In addition, as migration and urbanization accelerate, people's lifestyles and cultural backgrounds are no longer as strictly traditional as they used to be. Some traditional practices and cultures are also increasingly seen as formalistic and conservative, while young people are more focused on individualized celebrations and entertainment.

Therefore, the change in flavor of the "Year of the Ruler of the Kingdom" is the result of a combination of social, cultural and economic factors. Although there are certain conflicts and contradictions between the changes in celebration methods and customs and traditional culture, people can also find new cultural values and meanings from them.

As a post-90s generation, I have personally experienced the process of changing the flavor of the New Year from strong to light. I think there are several reasons why the flavor of the year has changed from strong to light:

1. The acceleration of urbanization. The acceleration of urbanization has caused more and more people to leave their hometowns to work hard in the city, unable to return home for the New Year, resulting in the gradual dilution of traditional New Year customs.

2. The gradual loss of traditional culture. With the fast-paced pace of modern life, people are paying more and more attention to efficiency and practicality, traditional culture has been put on the back burner, and people's attention to traditional customs has also decreased.

3. The values of the younger generation have changed. With the rise of the younger generation, their perceptions and attitudes towards festivals have changed. They are more focused on freedom, individuality, and diversity, and they are beginning to show a cold and undivided attitude towards traditional customs.

4. Improvement of economic conditions. With the development of social economy, people's living standards have been significantly improved, and many people no longer need to rely on New Year's goods and Chinese New Year's Eve meals to meet their material needs, so they no longer pay as much attention to these traditional customs as before.

My experiences and feelings are:

When I was a child, the atmosphere of the New Year's was very strong, and every household was busy preparing New Year's goods, cleaning, pasting Spring Festival couplets, etc., which was very lively. However, with the acceleration of urbanization and the change of people's lifestyles, more and more people choose to spend the New Year in the city, and the importance of traditional New Year customs has gradually decreased, which makes me feel a little regretful. Although I am also very busy and cannot participate in the whole process as I did when I was a child, I still try to go home to spend the New Year with my family as much as possible, and try to maintain some traditional habits to make me feel the warmth of home and the charm of traditional culture.

The flavor of the year is the joyful atmosphere of family reunion; It is the younger generation to honor the elder and the glass of wine that sits around the table; It is the smell of fireworks outside the house that wafts into the nose; It is the dumplings in a Chinese New Year's Eve dinner made by my mother after being busy; It is a kind of enjoyment to visit the temple fair, watch the dragon dance and eat sugar melons, as if returning to childhood; It is the friendly feeling that no matter whether you know each other or not, you can say that you have a good New Year; That is, every household has pasted festive couplets to welcome the New Year and celebrate a new beginning; It is the atmosphere in which the streets are full of red lanterns and full of blessings; It is the atmosphere ...... walking on the street, meeting in the countryside and neighborhood, and saying that the New Year is good

Everyone will have different opinions on the concept of "New Year's flavor", and most of the children think that "New Year's flavor" is a rich and delicious reunion dinner; The ideas of young people in their twenties have become colorful with the different identities, such as "visiting relatives and friends", "gathering with relatives", "happy and lively", and "the world is the same". For example, our fathers pay more attention to the festive atmosphere of the New Year, from the material needs of Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, new clothes, and temple fairs to the spiritual needs of sticking to the Spring Festival, visiting relatives, and enjoying family fun. I think everyone has their own "New Year's experience" and their own "New Year's flavor" answer.

The taste of the New Year, that is, the taste of the New Year, is customary. The Chinese New Year is a tradition, and the New Year's flavor should also be found from the tradition, and the strong New Year's flavor should be found in the inheritance of traditional culture. China's New Year culture has a long history, and a variety of Chinese New Year customs have been derived from all over the country, which are very different from north to south, and each has its own characteristics.

The Chinese New Year revolves around the center of the sacrifice and prayer for the New Year, with activities such as removing the old and clothing the new, welcoming the jubilee and receiving blessings, worshiping the gods and ancestors, praying for a good year, etc., with rich and colorful content, lively and festive, and rich New Year's flavor, which embodies the essence of the traditional culture of Chinese civilization.

There are endless stories and endless customs in the customs. The customs are full of people's yearning for auspiciousness, the desire for harmony and happiness, and the persistent pursuit of perfection. No matter how customs and traditions change, the year is still the most nostalgic taste.