Combined with the relevant knowledge of social culture and social groups, this paper briefly describes the relevant knowledge of cultural feedback. . . Thank you. . .

The definition of cultural feedback is the process of the older generation absorbing culture from the younger generation in the era of rapid cultural changes. From the sociological point of view, "cultural feedback" is an out-and-out "reverse socialization" process, that is, traditional educatees in turn exert influence on educators and teach them social knowledge, values and behavioral norms.

Socio-cultural perspective: Cultural inheritance involves how a society passes on its members' values, knowledge system, livelihood skills and lifestyle from generation to generation in some way. It is the basic way to accumulate culture or civilization and the basic condition for the continuous progress of a nation or society. Under the great impetus of rapid social changes, the historical inevitability of the emergence of a new cultural inheritance model. Specifically, the younger generation, who was originally in the position of being educated, was able to "oppose the customer" and act as an educator because of the past.

Today, no generation can experience such great and rapid changes like them, and no generation can do the same.

In this way, children "understand, experience and absorb the rapid social changes that have taken place before their eyes".

From the perspective of social groups, social groups refer to the aggregate of people who are bound together through certain social contacts and social relations and are engaged in common activities. Social organizations are one of the basic units of society.

The behavior of specific social groups reflects the completely different values, attitudes and behavioral norms of the younger generation and the older generation. As a social tradition, mainstream culture is obviously different from other non-mainstream cultures or subcultures.

Peer communication, intergenerational communication, social media. The radiation generated by this cultural feedback covers different groups of people. All individuals in the radiation plane may have a new round of absorption and output, and form corresponding social influence.