Should China celebrate Foreigners' Day?

Foreign festivals have a long history-March 8, International Women's Day, May 1 International Labor Day, June 1 International Children's Day ... Aren't these all foreign? Western clothes such as suits, shirts, T-shirts, jackets, sweatshirts and wedding dresses have been worn by people for a long time ... aren't these all foreign? Foreign goods have been used for a long time-electric lights, telephones, mobile phones and computers, bicycles, motorcycles, cars ... Isn't that foreign? Not only your hair is foreign, but also your thoughts have long been "foreign"-aren't Buddhist preaching, Christian faith, Marxism, scientism and Einstein's theory all foreign? Take a holiday, take a holiday if you want, and take a holiday if you don't want. This is a free human right and festivals should not be suppressed. In fact, what is the foreign land? Aren't they all earthlings? Don't they all live in the global village? China has always been a country full of rivers and seas, and its historical compatibility with foreign cultures is surprising. But at that time, we had a great sense of superiority, thinking that our culture was the best and we had a strong and compassionate attitude towards the outside world, so no matter how we changed, we were all a merger, and the main body was still ourselves. On the other hand, the root of our discussion about the non-transoceanic festival lies in the power of the subject, whether it can annex others or be annexed by others. Admittedly, due to historical reasons, our subjectivity has been in jeopardy for hundreds of years. The urgent task is to consolidate our subjectivity. After all, we don't want to be India, a country with no history. And this also feels good/question /26 164 143.html? si=4