What traditional festivals have changed the past customs?

There are many traditional festivals in modern society that have changed past customs. Here are some examples:

1. Spring Festival (China): Traditionally, the Spring Festival is the most important traditional festival in China. People will carry out activities such as cleaning, putting up Spring Festival couplets and setting off firecrackers. However, with the increasing awareness of urbanization and environmental protection, many cities have banned setting off firecrackers to reduce air pollution and fire risks.

2. Christmas (global): Christmas is an important festival in Christianity. Traditionally, people go to church to attend religious ceremonies and then go home to spend time with their families. However, in modern society, Christmas has become a commercial festival, and people pay more attention to gift exchange, shopping and celebration parties.

3. Thanksgiving Day (America): Thanksgiving Day is a traditional festival in America. People will enjoy a sumptuous dinner with their families to express their happiness and gratitude for life. However, in modern society, many people choose to shop and participate in promotional activities during Thanksgiving, ignoring the significance of the festival itself.

4. Lantern Festival (China): Traditionally, Lantern Festival is the last day of the Lunar New Year in China. People will eat Lantern Festival and watch lanterns in the evening, in solve riddles on the lanterns. However, in modern society, many cities no longer put lanterns and guess riddles on lanterns, but choose to hold large-scale light shows in shopping malls or parks.

These are just some examples. Many other traditional festivals have also changed in modern society because people's lifestyles and values are constantly changing.