Can the "Forbidden Ocean Festival" carry forward the excellent traditional Chinese culture?

The promotion of traditional culture does not depend on banning foreign cultures. If you really want to say so, at the end of the Qing Dynasty, China closed its doors to the outside world, denouncing western culture and technology as imported products, and forbidding the West the most. So did Manchu carry forward Chinese excellent traditional culture? Obviously not.

Since ancient times, cultures have complemented each other. Let's just say that festivals, such as Children's Day on June 1, Women's Day on March 8, and Labor Day on May 1, including the above-mentioned New Year's Day, all came from the west. Should they be banned?

To carry forward traditional culture, we should vigorously promote the study of traditional culture, integrate traditional culture into life, take its essence and discard its dross. Instead of letting those unqualified cottage Chinese studies classes occupy the nest and spread the dross. Learn Chinese well and history well. I don't know all the languages. I can't speak them well. I can't write a hundred-word article for a long time. I don't even know the history of my country. The statement that such a person preaches culture is unconvincing.

For example, some so-called masters of Chinese studies, with the dross of disciple rules, only talk about filial piety. You don't have to tell him this? This is what one should do. The real Confucianism pays attention to being a gentleman, benevolence, righteousness, courtesy and faith. It's really bad to talk over and over again. To tell the truth, it is better to look at the lecture halls in previous years.