Argumentative essay for senior three: Respect for traditional culture _ 1000 words

Chinese culture is profound and has a long history, bearing a history of 5,000 years, and is the soul of the Chinese nation. As a pure China person, one should have the moral quality of respecting and carrying forward the traditional culture of the motherland.

"Du Fu is very busy" once became a hot topic, and his graffiti was circulated and commented wildly in Weibo. Suddenly, Du Fu put on a witch robe and rode a broom to become Du's version of Harry? Porter, or he "impersonated" a Tang priest on a white horse, or even more outrageous, was painted as a soldier with a machine gun in his hand ready to fight. Overnight, "two factions" formed on the Internet-supporters and opponents. For this phenomenon, Zheng Fang thinks that it is vulgar and shallow to maliciously vilify Du Fu's image. But the opponent retorted: "Du Fu's graffiti is a funny picture created by children's imagination, and this opportunity can expand students' understanding of Du Fu and remind adults of Du Fu's life story without being too serious."

Maybe many people are just having fun, so the Du Fu Men incident happened. But in a sense, it is disrespectful and blasphemous to traditional culture. A nation's spiritual culture embodies its vitality, and China culture, which has been circulating for 5,000 years, must be preserved for some reason and significance. From hieroglyphics to modern simplified Chinese characters, from classical Chinese to today's shirts, from bumpy carriages to spacious and comfortable private cars, a series of great changes have taken place in China, but the tradition of festivals has continued. This is because these special festivals only exist in China, which symbolize the development history of China and are precious products left over from history. As a descendant of China, we should not praise foreign festivals and activities too much, such as Christmas, Valentine's Day and Halloween eggs. These festivals are fragments of the souls of those countries and nations. If we pick up these fragments, put them on our bodies and cover our souls, then we will not experience the real happiness brought by foreign cultures, and our own culture will be forgotten. In this way, our "soul" becomes like a worn-out doll, covered with patches and threads.

Du Fu is a great patriotic poet. Although his official career is not so smooth, he still has his own lofty aspirations, always caring about the country and truly caring about the country and the people. The friendship between Li Bai and Du Fu is probably the most respected culture in China except Yu Boya and Zhong Ziqi. Unfortunately, they met too late and said goodbye in a hurry. Since Li Bai wrote a farewell poem, Du Li and he have never met again, and the affectionate Du Fu has been in a state of missing friends since then. It can be seen that Du Fu is not only a man who is loyal to the country, but also an affectionate poet. Although I didn't have a chance to visit the thatched cottage where he lived in those years, I think it must be a sacred and solemn place, which still carries Du Fu's thoughts and sadness! Such a great man should be worthy of our study and admiration, instead of making Du Fu "busy" for pure entertainment.

Respect traditional culture, carry forward the inherent spirit of the Chinese nation, let our "soul" stand in the center of the world and radiate the light of the Chinese nation full of five thousand years of wind, frost, rain and snow!