What do you think about the trend of local customs disappearing?

The countryside may slowly disappear in the future, except for some villages with historical culture and historical sites, other villages will slowly fade out of people's sight. In the long river of history, withdraw from your own stage. This is the need of the development of the times, and it is also the realization of people's different values.

The most regrettable thing is that some traditional cultures have gradually disappeared in the process of development, because people no longer need them. In my village, there is no good traditional culture for people to pass on from generation to generation, and there are no places of interest for people to protect for generations. The oldest building is the courtyard left by the former landlord.

A small two-story building with blue bricks and blue tiles. East stove room, west wing room, south guest room. At that time, it was considered a high-rise building, unlike now, when every house is like a villa.

It's the only artifact that can be obtained. If nothing happens, I will be able to see my village disappear in my lifetime.

On the one hand, some local customs are indeed gradually disappearing, and on the other hand, there are also some customs and festivals that are becoming popular. For example, Singles' Day and the 214 Valentine's Day of imported products. At the beginning, there were certainly no customs, but with the changes of history and the progress of society, some ethnic groups with the same way of life and cultural characteristics gathered together to celebrate the same festivals and hold similar ceremonies, and customs gradually formed.

There is a formation and there is also disappearance, not only in modern times, there are many customs that have gradually disappeared, but also in the feudal period, for example, in ancient times, many places in spring sowing and autumn harvest were to sacrifice to the gods, and then did not also disappear. I think it's an improvement.

Chinese love dragon lantern dance, at least 700 years old. In the course of thousands of years of development, our Chinese nation has created the image of "dragon", taking it as a sacred mark and symbol of the nation, and thinking that it is the descendant of the dragon. Reviving the vanished folk customs is actually the cultural charm of Everbright traditional festivals, which is also the cultural mission that traditional festivals should carry.

With the passage of time, the disappeared folk customs cannot be a simple resurrection, they need to be screened and injected with new connotations.

In the countryside of western Henan and Shaanxi, the kiln pit is an ancient form of traditional dwelling, also known as the pit courtyard, patio courtyard or underground courtyard. The kiln pit originated from the cave dwelling method of the ancestors in ancient China, and has a history of 4,000 years. It was built in a similar way to a cave, but instead of backing the mountain, it was dug several meters down the loess and the four walls of the deep pit in the cube were dug into the cave.

The kiln pit is warm in winter and cool in summer, which is very suitable for family living. In the 80s when I was a child, there were still many kiln pits in use in the countryside of Luoyang, Henan Province, when there were very few bungalows, and kiln pits were the main way to live. After entering the year 2000, this kind of kiln pit dwelling has basically been abandoned, and the life in the kiln pit can only be left in memory.

In addition, because there is no demand, the traditional craft of kiln pit is estimated that it has been lost.

Before the 80s, there were basically two kinds of folk pots: iron pots and aluminum pots, iron pots were used for stir-frying, and aluminum pots were used for steaming. At that time, there was a traditional folk craft called pouring aluminum pot. The aluminum pot craftsmen brought their own furnaces, molds and files, and walked the streets shouting "pour aluminum pots".

People give their home collection of cans scrap aluminum to aluminum pot craftsmen, melt them on the stove, scoop out impurities with a colander and pour them into prefabricated molds. In a few minutes, a shiny aluminum pot is complete, a common traditional process called fan casting that has been practiced among Chinese folklore for 4,000 years. In the Neolithic Age, the Chinese ancestors used the fan casting method to make bronze tools such as tripods and guis, and during the Warring States Period, they began to cast iron agricultural tools and weapons.

In modern times, we know that the aluminum pans made by this process are toxic and not environmentally friendly, so the business of pouring aluminum pans has basically disappeared.

As a snack, popcorn is familiar to young people born in the 80s and 90s, and it has a very long history in China. In the Song Dynasty poet Fan Chengda's "Shihu Collection", it is recorded that the folk popcorn customs during the Shangyuan Festival, the Kaifeng area is called glutinous rice flowers. In addition, on the traditional folk festival - the second day of the second lunar month, "the dragon raises its head", people also want to eat popcorn.

This is a popcorn machine used in the countryside, this kind of machine originated in England in the late 19th century, also known as the English popcorn machine, and became extinct in the West in the early 20th century. In Chinese folk, popcorn machines have been passed down from the late Qing Dynasty to the 90s of the 20th century, which shows its popularity. This folk cultural heritage is no longer visible, firstly, because the traditional popcorn manufacturing process is very dangerous and easy to injure people.

Second, the finished product is not hygienic enough.

It shows that new cultures are impacting local customs, and human civilization is developing rapidly.

1.Some traditional cultures and customs may gradually disappear because young people have a lower sense of identity and acceptance of these traditional cultures, and no longer value these traditional cultures and customs as they did in previous generations;

2.Some traditional family concepts and values may change, such as the concept of marriage, family responsibilities, etc.;

3.Changes in social relationships, such as young people's greater focus on personal independence and autonomy, may have an impact on social relationships, such as kinship, friendship, etc.

These effects are not entirely negative, and there may be some positive changes in the Leung. For example, young people are more focused on personal independence and autonomy, which can also contribute to the development and progress of society. However, we also need to remain vigilant against the disappearance of some traditional cultures and customs, and preserve and pass on these traditional cultures and customs as much as possible, so that future generations can better understand and recognize our cultural traditions.

With the changes in the lifestyles and values of young people, many traditional cultures and customs are gradually disappearing. For example, the severance of relatives is a unique traditional Chinese cultural phenomenon, and more and more young people are choosing to sever their relationship with their parents. The reluctance to share money is part of the wedding custom and is beginning to be taken away in some places.

These changes show that young people are less receptive to traditional culture and customs.

Young people begin to have different attitudes towards traditional culture and customs, including disowning relatives and not wanting to share money. This phenomenon may indeed lead to the gradual disappearance or change of some traditional cultures and customs. Here are some of the possible impacts:

1.Shift in values: Young people place a higher value on personal values, freedom and independence, and are more inclined to pursue self-fulfillment and personal well-being.

This can lead to resistance to traditional practices and restrictive cultural norms, which in turn can lead to the disappearance or change of some practices.

2.Changes in social relations: Some traditional customs and cultural activities play an important role in maintaining family and social relationships.

If these customs disappear, they may have an impact on the ties between families, relatives and friends, and make the relationship between brothers and sisters even looser.

3.The challenge of cultural diversity: Traditional cultures and practices are the unique cultural markers of a country or region, and the preservation and transmission of these practices contributes to the preservation of cultural diversity.

If some traditional practices disappear, it may lead to a reduction in cultural diversity, as well as the loss of traditional culture.

4.Driven by social change: Changes in young people's attitudes towards traditional cultures and practices also reflect social change and development. Such changes are likely to drive progress and innovation in societies that are more open, inclusive and diverse.

Although some traditional cultures and customs may gradually disappear or change, there are also many young people who maintain their interest and love for traditional culture and actively participate in the inheritance and promotion of traditional cultural activities. In addition, some traditional customs will also be adjusted accordingly to meet the needs of young people and the new social environment. Therefore, the disappearance of traditional cultures and customs is not absolute, but a process of constant evolution.

First of all, I don't think that traditional customs will disappear, but I will elaborate on the following aspects.

1. The loss of traditional culture and customs.

In modern society, changes in the values and lifestyles of young people inevitably develop in the direction of the disappearance of traditional culture and customs. Cutting ties and not wanting to take money with others has become a new concept that will gradually affect more young people, leading to the loss of traditional practices and even the so-called "traditional" culture.

2. Impact on society.

The impact of losing traditional cultures and practices can affect our society in many ways, such as:

1.Changes in family relationships: The family has become the most basic unit of our society, and the centripetal force of family affection is also constantly strengthening.

However, if the young Zhichangshou start to sever their kinship, it will have a big impact on our family relationships, and we will even become isolated and indifferent.

2.Changes in social morality: Young people who don't want to take their money with them may be seen as a selfish and malicious person. Such a phenomenon could undermine the norms of social morality that underpin the very foundation of our social stability.

3. Impact on the individual.

Young people who cut ties and don't want to share money can have a big impact on individuals, including:

1.Lack of family support: Family support is very important for everyone, and if a young person deliberately wants to cut off family ties, then he or she will lack family support, resulting in a lack of security and support for him or her when he or she encounters difficulties in personal development and life.

2.As a result of not accepting the influence of traditional culture and customs, young people may gradually lose their cultural memory, which will lead to a disconnect between them and traditional culture in terms of thoughts, behaviors and attitudes.

In short, with the changes in modern lifestyles, values, economic conditions, education, etc., more and more young people continue to accept new cultures and ideas. At the same time, behaviors and ideas that conflict with traditional cultural values will gradually emerge. However, even with the emergence of these new ideas and cultures, the importance of traditional cultures and practices should not be underestimated.

Traditional culture and customs are the spiritual culture of a nation, which needs to be respected and inherited. For young people, respecting traditional cultures and customs, as well as their creativity and innovation, is the key to maintaining cultural diversity and prosperity.

Disappearing customs: If more and more young people choose to disconnect from kinship or participate in traditional practices, these practices may gradually disappear or lose their original meaning. The inheritance and continuation of traditional culture may be affected.

Changes in social structure: Kinship is one of the foundations of the social structure, and if young people sever kinship, it can lead to the loosening of family ties, which in turn affects the overall structure of society and mutual aid networks.

Changes in personal values: Young people who cut ties or refuse to share money with their share of money may be a reflection of their personal values, meaning that they are more focused on personal independence, autonomy and free choice. This shift in values may have an impact on traditional family attitudes and sense of obligation.

Missing touches. Shifts in social attitudes: As young people reject traditional practices, social and moral values may also change. Some traditional societal expectations and norms may fade away, giving individuals more freedom and choice.

Increased cultural diversity: As young people resist traditional cultures, it can lead to an increase in cultural diversity. There may be greater differences and variations in customs and traditions between different groups, regions, and ethnic groups.

It is important to note that this change is not generalized, and the situation may vary from region to region, from culture to culture, and from individual to individual. The disappearance of traditional cultures and customs depends on the choices of the younger generation and the development of society as a whole. Some traditional cultures and practices may have adapted to the changing times, evolved and adapted to be preserved and passed on, while others may be marginalized or disappeared.

Most importantly, both society and individuals need to find a balance between traditional culture and modern values, both respecting and maintaining the importance of traditional culture, and allowing individuals to choose and pursue their own lifestyles and values.

<> with the gradual change and integration of young people's perceptions and cultures, many traditional customs and habits are gradually disappearing. Although the disappearance of traditional rituals is not absolutely good or bad, it will have a certain impact on society, culture, interpersonal and personal aspects.

1.Social aspects: The disappearance of traditional rituals may lead to social instability and cultural loss.

This can distract people from their sense of family and responsibility, and it can also lead to the dilution of some values. In some cases, traditional rituals may also provide solutions to some problems, such as playing and mediating roles in family disputes.

2.Interpersonal aspects: The absence of traditional etiquette can lead to alienation of family and intimate relationships.

In some societies, etiquette is an important way to strengthen interpersonal and intimate relationships, and if the corresponding traditional etiquette is lost, then the corresponding interpersonal relationship will also be weakened.

3.Personally: The disappearance of traditional rituals may deprive young people of the opportunity to show filial piety to their families and elders, leading to differences in their values and standards.

Solution:1Strengthen social and cultural education, let people face up to the value and role of traditional etiquette in social culture, and at the same time change and innovate relevant etiquette moderately and fashionably, so as to improve the quality and connotation of etiquette.

2.Advocate and balance the concept of family, so that young people can understand and experience the family concept and its significance involved in traditional culture, try to integrate the traditional family concept in modern society, and carry forward the positive factors of the modern family concept.

3.Encourage family traditions, so that young people can trace the traditional cultural forms left by their ancestors, and understand the cultural core and spiritual meaning of these forms and auspicious deeds.