Fabric modified solar terms

There are various national cultures in this world, but some are profound and some are slightly inadequate. Because of the lack of children's cultural background, all ethnic groups are easy to be exported. As a country with a historical background, our Chinese nation naturally has innate advantages in cultural output. However, with the changes of the times, the national culture has also been upgraded with the trend, and the collision between the new and the old has sparked a huge spark. Recently, a young man in our country changed the traditional brocade cloth into clothes, which made many foreigners look particularly amazing.

As the first of China's three famous brocade, Yunjin has never been broken, which is also the blessing of our country. A young man named Zhang and his friends used their rich imagination to make Yunjin, an ancient cloth, glow with new vitality. Their clothes made of brocade make people shine, which not only retains the ancient inheritance, but also makes new cultural elements shine and have a unique flavor in it.

Many people can't hide their inner excitement after seeing this. Indeed, good things can't be hidden. Even gold is bound to shine, and these traditions have not fallen behind because of this modification, but have become younger. In fact, let's think about it. Many things can be taken out and tried to follow suit, but they just don't do it. These young people gave us a good demonstration.

But the outlook on life and the world is different. If there is applause, there must be doubts. Many people also believe that it is better to keep traditional things, so as to keep the purity of cultural origin. This change may be good at first glance, but later, the more it is changed, the more it will be far away from tradition and lose its original flavor. Therefore, in order not to let the traditional road go astray, it is best not to take traditional things to cater to the new culture.

In fact, there are reasons for this, but I don't think everything should be too rigid. Why can't we keep the tradition and update it?