The past, present and future of traditional culture.

An organic synthesis of customs, morals, ideas, arts, systems, lifestyles and other material and spiritual cultural phenomena left over from history. The traditional culture of any nation is formed and developed in the historical process, and passed down from generation to generation with the evolution of history, with its specific connotation and dominant basic spirit. Traditional culture contains tangible material culture, but it is more embodied in intangible spiritual culture, which is internalized, accumulated and infiltrated into the psychological depths of every generation of social members in people's lifestyles, customs, psychological characteristics, aesthetic tastes and values. Traditional culture has four characteristics: First, the old and the new blend. Traditional culture is something that has developed from the past to the present, and it is the result of the blending of the past and the present. It permeates the new ideas and blood of each era, and is not the original creation of the ancients. Second, it is relatively stable. It is undeniable that traditional culture is formed by constantly absorbing new contents in the dynamic process, but it is a steady thing rooted in its own national soil, with a relatively unchanging side, which can transcend the times and last forever. Any cultural phenomenon that does not have this stability will be eliminated by history over time and will not become a tradition. The third is ethics. Although different countries and nations have different ethical standards and forms of expression, this is the strength and reason for the continuation of traditional culture, which is quenched by the recognition of social moral concepts outside the scope of compulsory law. The fourth is extensive sociality. Traditional culture is neither Tessa's point of view nor the ideological tendency of a few people. It reflects and represents the overall consciousness and trend of a country and society.