Should Hutong culture be preserved, talk about your understanding

Hutong culture is a part of traditional Chinese culture, which represents the historical and cultural heritage of traditional Chinese culture. Therefore, from the perspective of protecting and inheriting traditional Chinese culture, it is very important to preserve the hutong culture.

Hutongs are unique to Beijing's ancient urban districts, in which many traditional buildings, cultural heritage and historical relics have been preserved, which are precious testimonies of traditional Chinese culture. Preserving the Hutong culture allows people to better understand and inherit traditional Chinese culture, and can also promote tourism and cultural exchanges.

However, Hutong culture also faces some challenges. With the process of urbanization, many hutongs have been demolished or are being demolished, which poses a great threat to the preservation of hutong culture. In addition, with the development of the city and the change of lifestyle, many people have also left the hutongs, which makes the inheritance and development of the hutong culture also face great difficulties.

Therefore, I believe that measures should be taken to preserve and protect the hutong culture. First of all, the protection and management of hutongs should be strengthened, and relevant regulations and policies should be formulated to protect the inheritance and development of hutong culture. Secondly, all sectors of society should also strengthen the publicity and promotion of Hutong culture, so that more people can understand and identify with Hutong culture, and promote the inheritance and development of Hutong culture.

Finally, individuals should also actively participate in the protection and inheritance of Hutong culture, and can promote the inheritance and development of Hutong culture by visiting, learning, and participating in Hutong cultural activities.

In short, the preservation of Hutong culture is of great significance for the protection and inheritance of traditional Chinese culture, but measures are also needed to protect and inherit Hutong culture.

I think we should preserve the ancient culture, take its essence, and remove its dross, I think the Hutong culture is also excellent.

Wang Zengqi once summarized as follows in "Hutong Culture": Hutong culture is a closed culture; Beijingers are easy to satisfy, and they do not have high material requirements for life; Beijingers love to watch the excitement, but they don't like to meddle with things; The essence of Beijing Hutong culture is forbearance, self-control, and obedience. Hutong culture is also uneven, there should be promotion, and there should be abandonment.

Hutong culture is not limited to people who live in the courtyard houses in the hutongs. Beijing has developed rapidly in recent years, many hutongs and courtyard houses have disappeared, and many people have moved into high-rise buildings, spacious apartments, and even private villas, but the inheritance of hutong culture is still reflected in them. The affluent modern life has not separated them from the inextricable spiritual connection with the Hutong culture.

For example, a young man in the building slapped the girl who opened the elevator, but the two old Beijingers who lived in the same building said to endure it. The roots of Hutong culture are still deeply rooted in the hearts of these people. Hutong culture is the popular culture of Beijing.

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