How to treat the traditional festival culture in China?

We should be rational. Correctly treat the traditional festival culture in China.

The naming of traditional festivals.

Most festivals in China are named after seasons. China is a big agricultural country. Because weather and seasons play a very important role in agriculture, traditional festivals originally created to celebrate agricultural harvest are all related to seasons.

It is also easy for farmers to remember these festivals by seasons and solar terms. Through the names of festivals, farmers can take care of their crops in time. For example, Spring Festival is a season suitable for sowing, as well as Mid-Autumn Festival, summer solstice and winter solstice.

2. The most important cultural features of traditional festivals in China are strong secularity and pan-divinity, which are actually secular and comprehensive. People respect the collective and put individuals into the collective. People value the collective rather than the individual value or the individual's free development. Therefore, in traditional culture, China people inherited the collectivism of Confucianism, so they showed consideration for the overall situation.

Extended data:

1, China is an ancient civilization with a culture of 5,000 years. There are touching cultural stories behind every traditional festival. Our cultural authorities should dig deep into and sort out these cultural elements, and promote and publicize them to the public in an easy-to-understand and easy-to-understand way, so that our traditional festivals are cultural and innovative, not just eating and drinking and traditional gatherings and reunions.

2. China traditional festivals are an important cultural phenomenon in the traditional society of China, and they are an integral part of the history and culture of the Chinese nation. Traditional festivals in China are famous for their rich contents and various forms. They not only have profound cultural connotations, but also reflect the aesthetic essence of traditional culture.