Why do more and more people in China celebrate the "Foreign Festival"?

China's festival culture is naturally profound and colorful. However, our traditional festivals are actually closer to life, such as having a reunion dinner in the Spring Festival and eating zongzi in the Dragon Boat Festival. However, foreign festivals are more interesting. For example, on Halloween, children can dress up as "ghosts" and beg candy from their families, while at Christmas, Santa Claus throws presents on the chimney for children. I still remember very clearly that when I first learned about Christmas when I was a child, I often imagined Grandpa Christmas giving me a gift and hanging a sock on my bedside.

In fact, after such analysis, the reason why China people like "foreign festivals" more and more may come from their yearning for foreign festivals when they were young. Besides, it is very interesting and popular with children. I still remember when I was in junior high school, it became a habit for my classmates to give cards to each other at Christmas, and everyone was very happy when they received them.

When children grow up, they will naturally have a certain emotional foundation for the "foreign festival". Christmas always gives me a warm feeling, that is, it snows, and then the streets are decorated with Christmas trees, people roast turkeys, bells can be heard everywhere, children are fighting and having snowball fights everywhere, and most importantly, there is a plot of Santa Claus. Although the Spring Festival in China will also have a warm atmosphere, the warm feeling may be different because of different cultures.

However, just because we celebrate the "foreign festival" doesn't mean that we don't love our traditional festivals. Our traditional festivals are our deepest roots, and no matter where we are in the future, they will remind us of the taste of our hometown. And the "foreign festival" just makes us feel refreshed. Our cultural customs cannot be diluted or even changed by any "foreign festivals".