Does the "nationalism fever" reflect the beginning of cultural self-awareness?

Chinese culture is the root of the life of the Chinese nation, and the spirit of the Chinese nation has been nourished and strengthened over thousands of years of Chinese civilization. Therefore, the form of the national spirit of the Chinese nation and its connotations can not be separated from the traditional Chinese culture, which is the main soil and environment in which the spirit of the Chinese nation can be formed. The national spirit is consistent, but its manifestation is affected by various social factors. Therefore, it is sometimes obvious and flourishing, and sometimes dull and flat. The more culturally conscious one is, the more the national spirit can be carried forward in a full and complete way.

The "nationalism fever" of the past 20 years shows that, along with China's rise in the world, the Chinese people's understanding of and attitude toward traditional culture have undergone or are undergoing a fundamental change.

The national spirit of the Chinese people is undergoing a process of transformation from self-consciousness to self-awareness, and this is a crucial period for the promotion of the national spirit. The "nationalism fever" embodies the beginning of the Chinese nation's cultural self-awareness. Cultural self-awareness is to recognize the history of the occurrence, growth and development of one's own culture, to recognize the uniqueness of one's own culture, the value of existence and universal significance, and to establish a cultural identity by integrating one's own personal connection into this historical and cultural river.

For the continuous ancient civilization of Chinese culture, cultural self-awareness is an important condition to promote cultural renaissance, and cultural self-confidence promotes cultural self-awareness, strengthens the vitality of the nation, and invigorates the spirit of the nation. In this sense, the current "national education fever" is a cultural symbol of the primary stage of the revival of Chinese culture.