What's the difference between traditional culture and foreign culture?

The difference between traditional culture and foreign culture lies in its source.

And some foreign cultures, if absorbed for a long time, will become "traditional culture"-for example, yam eggs, originally called potatoes, are now crowned as "soil" and called potatoes. Netizens in a certain country prefer to regard chopsticks and many other traditional cultures in China as their own traditions, and even apply for World Heritage.

Sometimes it is obviously the traditional culture of one's own nation. People don't cherish it, but others are precious, which is easy to confuse the outside world. For example, on the Dragon Boat Festival, people only know how to eat zongzi. Some people think that it originated in memory of Qu Yuan, while South Korea regards the Dragon Boat Festival as its traditional application.

Therefore, your interest in this topic is valuable thinking.

Understand the cultural source and then look at his ethnic, local and language characteristics.

The formation of culture is like raising a person with water and soil.

Third, look at inheritance. Here refers to the changes.

Fourth, look at his connection with foreign cultures. Native and ethnic groups will also be associated with foreign cultures.

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Good wishes!