Setting off fireworks is feudalism. Why has this feudal tradition been preserved for thousands of years?

Yes, many traditional customs have been handed down in our lives for thousands of years, and these customs bear rich historical culture, folk customs and national spirit. They represent the wisdom and experience of our ancestors and their understanding and attitude towards the world.

For example, the Spring Festival is one of the most important traditional festivals in China with a long history of thousands of years. In this festival, people will carry out a series of traditional activities, such as putting up Spring Festival couplets, setting off firecrackers, having a reunion dinner and dancing dragons and lions. These activities not only create a happy and festive atmosphere, but also convey cultural connotations such as reunion, gratitude and blessing.

Another example is the Dragon Boat Festival, another important traditional festival in China, which has a history of thousands of years. People will eat zongzi, race dragon boats and hang wormwood on the Dragon Boat Festival. These traditional customs symbolize the memory of Qu Yuan, an ancient patriotic poet, and the good wishes of exorcising evil spirits and avoiding epidemics and praying for health and safety.

Besides, many places have their own unique customs. For example, the dragon and lion dances in Guangdong, the Water Splashing Festival in Yunnan and the wrestling competitions in Mongolia are all cultural heritages of all ethnic groups, representing different cultural traditions and characteristics.

In a word, traditional customs are the cultural accumulation formed in people's long-term life practice, retaining the characteristics and cultural genes of different regions. These customs and habits are constantly evolving and updating in the process of inheritance, and become the cultural treasures we are familiar with today.