Is there really a thin line between traditional culture and feudal superstition?

The broad concept of traditional culture is: the subconscious value orientation of people who grew up in this land. Including traditional values and the idea of a hundred schools of thought contending. Your so-called feng shui is actually Taoism (neo-Taoism)

Part of the culture has a certain connection with the purpose advocated by Yin and Yang, which is a systematic summary of the long-term life experience of the ancients and has certain reference value. In addition, I want to explain the so-called "feudal superstition". It was a political struggle to get rid of feudal superstitions, in order to emancipate people's minds and prevent people from blindly engaging in personal worship, but in the end it backfired, resulting in a cultural fault of contemporary people.

The word "traditional culture" more embodies the frame of reference of China people's values of treating people with things and the context of the development of the whole society. Feudal superstition is a system that summarizes the laws of later events with past experience, which is more or less unreliable.

In short, traditional culture contains what you call feudal superstition, but feudal superstition cannot be equated with traditional culture. Think more about the word culture in the future. Culture contains many meanings.