Ask for a paper on China's traditional culture or ethics (final paper on traditional culture and ethics) with 2000-3000 words.

Inheritance and Development of China Traditional Culture

First of all, it is very touching that a man with lofty ideals can offer a reward to discuss China culture. I suggest adding excellent traditional culture. After all, "people die for wealth and birds die for food" is also a part of traditional culture.

I think we must reflect on the inheritance of culture and solve why culture has been lost before we can talk about how to revive it.

The Chinese nation has a history of five thousand years. Perhaps it is too vast and too long for our nation to cherish. Because we have too much, we don't care about persistence. Because too many traditions are too dignified, we are losing our unconscious traditional culture. This is the sorrow of our nation.

At present, the loss of traditional culture in China is very serious, and modern people pay far less attention to our culture. In fact, this is a modern cultural phenomenon in China. A foreigner once asked me in confusion why all the China people he met thought money was the most important thing, and I was ashamed of it. Now China people's values have long since left their ancestral teachings, and the world is impetuous. Since moral values no longer adhere to tradition, why care about cultural inheritance? Culture is a very profound thing. Protecting the tangible is simple after all, but saving the spiritual level can never be solved by economic development.

But fortunately, our culture is far away and our population is large. Although the proportion of people who care about traditional culture is low, the number is still large.

I think education is an important starting point. Our education system does not have a good burden of inheriting culture. Look at our educated youth, old and young, how many people pursue traditional culture through education.

Give full play to the power of non-governmental organizations. There are many very traditional non-governmental organizations with a long history abroad.

Most importantly, everyone in China has the responsibility and obligation to uphold and carry forward a little bit of traditional things, even if it is a formal protection of traditional culture. For example, whenever a traditional festival finds out the origin, the historical origin of the humanities, architecture and diet in this area, if you have the ability, you can do something practical for traditional culture, such as donating. Even if you have little money, you can be a volunteer to teach your children the history of the nation, or worse, you can be loyal, trustworthy and filial.

I personally teach foreigners to learn Chinese, but I have never used the prescribed Chinese textbooks. Instead, I learn Chinese by teaching China culture. Many people say that foreigners will eventually give up after learning Chinese, but I have not encountered this situation, because they will become more and more interested in culture. Frankly speaking, sometimes they even love China more than some of us. This is the power of culture. One of my students decided to study translation instead. He thinks that foreign countries are not good at introducing the history of China. He is determined to be a translator, translating some excellent China history books into English and introducing China to English-speaking countries.

Although a person's ability is limited, doing it is better than sitting. I will insist on being a "volunteer" to spread culture.