What traditional customs do you still have in your local area that you think are unreasonable?

The custom of babies sleeping on flat heads is unreasonable and does not conform to modern aesthetics, but fortunately it is rarely done by the younger generation of parents nowadays. As for the rest, it seems that there is really none, in terms of living habits, the diet is not healthy enough, and there is little exercise, but this seems to be a common phenomenon in China.

Our family is from Benxi, Liaoning, Manchu. On Chinese New Year's Eve, in addition to the common folk customs such as sticking Spring Festival couplets and hanging red lanterns, we also have to worship our ancestors, that is, hang out the family tree, place tributes, and offer incense. Chinese New Year's Eve must eat dumplings, rural dumplings must be burned apricot wood or a shrub called "apricot strips", "apricot chai" homonym "luck".

In Nanjing, on the twenty-third day of the lunar calendar, it is said that the king of the stove will go to heaven the next day to play the good and evil of the Jade Emperor in the world, and the Jade Emperor will bring blessings and disasters according to this, and the family is busy sacrificing the stove. On this night, the Kanto sugar, sugar melon, etc., are offered by the parents, and the incense is offered by the parents, and then the shrine belt of the god of the stove is placed on the pine and cypress branches, sesame straw and then lit and incinerated on the stalks, which is called a sacrifice. On this night, firecrackers rang out, and the people of Nanjing said that they were young.

In the Xiangyang area of Hubei, the son marries a daughter-in-law, the husband wants to pull a wooden cart, hang a firewood stove with tongs around his neck, and wear a high hat on his head.

Women ask for a bride price when they get married, and men provide a house, etc. I hope that one day, there won't be so many things, just want to be together, just be together. A woman can be a millionaire or a Cinderella, a man can be a prince or a poor little angel.

Just like, that's all.

Every time the Spring Festival comes, every household has to clean the environment, clean all kinds of utensils, dismantle and wash the bedding curtains, sprinkle and sweep the courtyard of Liulu, dust and dirt cobwebs, and dredge the nullah and culverts. Everywhere is filled with a joyful atmosphere of hygienic and clean to welcome the New Year.

My colleague said that their married daughter could not return to her mother's house in Chinese New Year's Eve, and if she went back, it would bring misfortune to her mother's family, and there was a couple, their daughter was divorced, and when she was in Chinese New Year's Eve, she lived in a temple, and I really didn't know what to say about this custom at that time.

In recent years, young people have gradually begun to tend to a more liberal concept of marriage and love, and no longer follow some customs and etiquette as before. For example, in some places, young people prefer to choose "disintegration", that is, marriage that is no longer based on kinship; On the other hand, some young people have also begun to question and deny the traditional wedding money such as money.

If these traditional cultures and customs disappear, there may be some repercussions. On the one hand, to a certain extent, it reflects the trend of Chinese traditional culture and family values changing and gradually becoming diversified. On the other hand, it has also given rise to some new social phenomena and cultural characteristics.

Specifically, traditional customs and etiquette are no longer the only standard for young people's view of marriage and love, and young people pay more attention to freedom and individuality. In addition, it also reflects the loosening of interpersonal relationships in today's society, where acquaintances are no longer based on auspicious silver banquet kinship, and the importance of relationships such as colleagues, friends, and partners is emphasized. In this context, in the future, it is possible that more diversified and liberal social and cultural characteristics will be formed.

However, the disappearance of traditional culture and customs may also bring about some problems, such as the loosening and instability of social relations and family relations, and the reduction of family and social responsibility. Therefore, the preservation of valuable traditional culture, the inheritance of excellent traditional customs and etiquette, and the promotion of their development with the times, contribute to the pluralism and enrichment of social culture.

In today's society, with the changing values of young people, some traditional cultures and customs are gradually losing their appeal, such as severance and reluctance to share money. The emergence of this trend is of great significance for the development of traditional culture and customs, as well as for the impact on society and individuals.

First, whether this trend will lead to the disappearance of traditional culture and customs depends on the circumstances. Some outdated customs that do not meet the requirements of the times may be gradually eliminated, but some traditional cultures and customs that adapt to the changes of the times and have been restored and renewed may be better developed and reborn.

Secondly, this trend also has a certain impact on society and individuals. With the disconnection of young people and their reluctance to share money, family values and family feelings are weakened, and individualistic tendencies will become more obvious, but this also reflects young people's challenges and thinking about traditional customs and culture, which has a certain degree of progressive significance.

Finally, it is important to note that neither the disappearance nor reinvention of culture and customs can be achieved in a short period of time. The task of preserving and carrying forward traditional culture and customs requires the joint efforts of all sectors of society. For traditional culture and customs, we should pay attention to the concept of internal state and discarding the old and backward parts, and explore new values, so that traditional culture can be better integrated into and adapt to contemporary society.

Summary. Folk activities are the material carrier of folk culture, and the inheritance of folk culture is inseparable from folk activities. The corresponding folk activities also depend on folk culture.

Folk documents are the crystallization of the wisdom produced by the working people of our country for thousands of years, and are our artistic treasures, and we must pass it on well, give it a new connotation of the times, expand its form, and serve the construction of socialist culture.

Do you think it is necessary to preserve traditional folklore activities? Why?

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Take its essence and remove its dross.

Folk activities are the material carrier of folk culture, and the inheritance of folk culture is inseparable from folk activities. The corresponding folk activities also depend on folk culture. Folk documents are the crystallization of the wisdom produced by the working people of our country for thousands of years, and are our artistic treasures, and we must pass it on well, give it a new connotation of the times, expand its form, and serve the construction of socialist culture.

As someone who has a little bit of knowledge of folk culture, I understand your concerns about traditional culture and customs. The disappearance of traditional practices such as young people beginning to "break up" and not wanting to take money with others is indeed a reflection of changes in society and shifts in values. This phenomenon may have the following effects:

1.Disruption of cultural heritage: Traditional cultures and customs are an important part of a people and community, and they carry history, values, and moral codes.

If young people no longer follow traditional practices, this can lead to a rupture in cultural inheritance. It is important to preserve and pass on our traditional cultures to ensure that they survive in modern society.

2.Weakening of social cohesion: Traditional practices and culture are important factors in social cohesion.

They can foster connections and interactions between families, communities and societies. The gradual disappearance of these practices, such as the reubentan fruit, may lead to a weakening of social cohesion and a possible reduction in the connection and interaction between people, which may have an impact on the stability of societies and communities.

3.Reinforcement of individualism: The disappearance of traditional practices such as the reluctance of young people to take money may reflect the strengthening of individualistic values in modern society.

Individualism emphasizes the freedom and independence of the individual, and the response to traditional customs and societal expectations is based more on the will and choice of the individual. This may lead to a greater focus on personal self-fulfillment and personal rights, but it may also lead to a weakening of social responsibility and family relationships. 4.

Opportunities for cultural innovation: While the disappearance of traditional practices may pose some challenges, it also presents opportunities for cultural innovation and change. Social changes and young people's new attitudes may prompt society to rethink the meaning and manner of traditional practices.

This can stimulate innovative cultural practices and new forms of cultural expression to adapt to the needs of modern society.

As cultural experts, I believe that we should respect individual choices and social changes while preserving and passing on traditional culture. In the process of promoting cultural inheritance, we can explore how to combine traditional culture with modern values to ensure its vitality and attractiveness in the new social environment.