Treatment of traditional culture, first is inheritance: second is development ,how to identify

Treating traditional culture is firstly inheritance and secondly development. Both aspects are very important in dealing with traditional culture.

In terms of inheritance, we need to retain the core values and basic principles of traditional culture. These values and principles are the essence of traditional culture and represent the spiritual pursuit and moral standards of the nation. Inheriting traditional culture means that we need to respect the tradition, preserve its important elements, and pass them on to future generations. This includes, but is not limited to, the inheritance of various art forms such as Chinese painting, calligraphy, music and opera. Through inheritance, we are able to feel the charm and depth of traditional culture.

Mere inheritance does not meet the needs of contemporary society, so we also need to develop traditional culture. Developing traditional culture does not mean completely abandoning the past, but innovating and upgrading on the basis of inheritance. We can make traditional culture more vivid, interesting and up-to-date by incorporating modern elements and technical means. For example, while preserving traditional music, we can introduce modern musical instruments such as electronic synthesizers; while preserving traditional opera, we can create new plays to reflect the realities of contemporary society. Such development can not only maintain the uniqueness of traditional culture, but also make it better adapted to the needs of modern society.

We should also focus on popularizing and promoting traditional culture. Traditional culture is a valuable spiritual wealth of the Chinese nation, but for various reasons, many people do not know enough about it or are even unfamiliar with it. Therefore, we need to make more efforts to promote traditional culture so that more people can understand, love and participate in it. Activities such as exhibitions, performances and lectures can be organized to popularize the knowledge of traditional culture among the public and stimulate their interest in traditional culture; relevant contents can also be added to school curricula, so that students can come into contact with and learn about traditional culture at an early age. In this way, traditional culture can be better promoted and passed on.

When dealing with traditional culture, inheritance and development are complementary. Only by respecting both tradition and innovation can we truly protect and carry forward the unique charm of traditional culture. We should cherish and hold fast to the core values of traditional culture, and at the same time dare to break through the traditional constraints, so that traditional culture can be revitalized in modern society.

So, traditional culture should be treated with both inheritance and development, and only in this way can traditional culture continue to shine in contemporary society.