What efforts have people made to protect the world's diverse cultures?

In order to protect the world's diverse cultures, people's efforts include: support and promotion of international organizations and non-governmental organizations, legislative protection, education popularization, social participation, and technological innovation.

1. Support and promotion from international organizations and non-governmental organizations: For example, organizations such as UNESCO and the International Alliance for Cultural Cooperation have been actively promoting the diversity and protection of global culture.

These organizations help countries strengthen the protection and management of cultural heritage by providing funding, technical support and training.

2. Legislative protection: Many countries have formulated relevant laws and cultural heritage protection bills to ensure the inheritance and development of domestic and foreign cultures.

In addition, some countries and regions have also established special cultural heritage protection areas or intangible cultural heritage lists to focus on supporting and protecting related cultural and artistic forms.

3. Popularization of education: Education is one of the important ways to promote multiculturalism.

Schools and social groups can cultivate people's diverse concepts and respect and understanding of different cultures by carrying out various forms of cross-cultural exchange activities and educational projects.

4. Social participation: The active participation of the public is also an important force in promoting the development of cultural diversity.

All sectors of society can jointly pay attention to and support the promotion of local traditional arts, and at the same time, they must be tolerant and accepting of outstanding cultural and artistic achievements from other regions.

5. Technological innovation: Modern scientific and technological means also provide new platforms and methods for preserving and disseminating culture.

For example, the use of digital technology and online platforms can give more people the opportunity to contact and learn about traditional cultural resources from various places.

Unique cultural customs 1. Pagmamano is a gesture of respect for elders.

This is similar to bowing, plus placing an elder's hand on your forehead.

This practice is mostly found in the Philippines, Malaysia and parts of Indonesia.

It is said to have been learned from the Chinese centuries ago when Filipinos began to adapt to the culture of travelers and traders.

It is common at family gatherings to teach children to ask blessings from their elders in this way.

2. Madeira mudra is a seal, mark or gesture unique to Hindu and Buddhist cultures (especially India).

No less than 500 different meanings can be expressed by the way a person moves their hands and fingers.

These movements are believed to allow the individual to control the flow of life energy and focus their attention on a specific goal.

They can be seen in statues, paintings, dance, theatre, yoga and meditation techniques.

3. Haka Haka is a tradition of the Maori people of New Zealand.

The spectacle includes threatening facial expressions, grunts, guttural growls, loud chants, stomping of feet, clapping of hands, beating of chests and tongues, all designed to strike awe and fear into the tribe's rivals.

Today it is most commonly seen in performances by New Zealand's national sports teams.

Their rugby team, the All Blacks, perform a haka on the pitch before games, as seen in the video above.

At the 2014 FIBA ??Championships, the basketball team nicknamed the Tall Blacks performed to the confusion and surprise of their American opponents.