Interpretation of traditional culture

The interpretation of traditional culture is a culture handed down from generation to generation by a nation. The traditional culture of any nation is formed and developed in the historical process, which is reflected in both tangible material culture and intangible spiritual culture. For example, people's lifestyle, customs, psychological characteristics, aesthetic taste, values and so on.

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The traditional detailed explanation of the spirit, system, customs and art handed down from generation to generation, that is, the imperial industry and theories handed down from generation to generation. "Biography of the Later Han Dynasty in East Japan": "Since the destruction of Korea by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, it has been a tradition in the world to connect 30 countries of the Han Dynasty and all countries are kings." Interpretation of Shen Liang's The Enzhao Culture of Prince Lee Tae in the Southern Dynasties: Archaeology refers to the relics and the synthesis of relics in the same historical period. The same tools, instruments and manufacturing techniques are the characteristics of the same culture. Yangshao culture: the sum of wealth created by human beings, especially spiritual wealth, such as literature, art, education and science. China culture: average ability to use words.