Paper on Promoting China Minority Culture 1000

I join hands with China traditional culture. In traditional festivals in China, I "read" ancient poems with emotion. In my mind, traditional culture seems to be transformed into a string of symbols of food culture, which sets a timetable for me to taste China snacks. I chew the crystallization of traditional culture with relish, and I can always detect its existence. On the fifteenth day of the first month of the Lantern Festival, I know I will eat glutinous rice balls again. "Tangyuan? Today is the Lantern Festival! " The bread on the table surprised me and puzzled me. Tangyuan Tangyuan means that the whole family should be reunited. Traditional culture tells us different things with different festivals. It hasn't disappeared, just like everyone gets together for New Year's Eve dinner. Different people look at it with different eyes, and its importance changes accordingly. Traditional culture is not only the coagulant of flowing time, but also the brand of national personality. The Chinese nation has enriched traditional culture with its own personality and emotion since ancient times, as if it were a group unconsciously. Introversion, kindness, kindness, optimism and trust, harmony between man and nature ... this is a pure emotion and the essence of China traditional culture. After thousands of years of baptism, traditional culture has been endowed with different forms by people of different times, some of which are well known so far, while others are lost in the torrent of the times. Now, although we are trying to trace back all the customs of traditional culture and try to imitate them, we coexist with increasingly indifferent human feelings. Some people can squeeze out more time for the benefit of work, but never leave a little space for their relatives, family members or even their own hearts. Gradually, they can't see the elephants in the world, they can't hear the loud voices in the world, they break with traditional culture, and they are isolated from the true feelings of the world. We recall traditional culture, so when can we recall traditional culture? Shakespeare once said: our so-called rose, if we change its name, wouldn't it be as fragrant? Traditional culture needs our inheritance, but it doesn't matter if it fades. All we have to do is let the lingering fragrance float away.