How to treat the traditional festivals in China?

In China, festivals take various forms and are also a part of China's history. The formation of traditional festivals is also a long-term process of national history and culture. What is the attitude of modern young people towards traditional festivals? Let's take a look at people's views on traditional festivals. First of all, the government should attach great importance to the protection of traditional festivals and actively guide their development. In 2007, the state listed Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival as legal holidays, which provided institutional guarantee for the construction of traditional festival culture at the national level. How to continue to adjust the holiday system is worth studying by relevant government departments. The government should also actively strengthen the protection of intangible cultural heritage of festivals to prevent some traditional customs and handicrafts from being lost because of marginalization. In addition, the government should actively create a strong festival atmosphere, so that people can be influenced by traditional festivals in an unconscious cultural atmosphere. The second is to strengthen the inheritance of festival connotation through school education activities. Mainly includes the following aspects. First, strengthen the education of traditional culture in China, offer corresponding elective courses, and let students know and experience the deep connotation of traditional festivals from the cognitive and emotional levels through classroom explanation and discussion. Schools can also combine local traditional festivals and customs to develop corresponding school-based courses. Secondly, through various campus activities and social practice activities, the spiritual and cultural elements of traditional festivals are creatively integrated into them.