How to interpret China's traditional culture in detail?

This is a complicated but not difficult problem, because our life is inseparable from traditional culture, and we also developed from traditional China. Many people must have been exposed to philosophy, so you must know the meaning of traditional culture. Philosophical culture is a science based on the traditional culture of China. It borrows various discoveries of modern science, and puts the essence of the universe, its formation, development and change, growth and maturity, aging and death, and the destination of the universe. Human nature, human past and future, where people come from, the purpose and significance of life, and how to be a man; What am I? Who am I? My place in the universe? My role in the universe and the meaning of my existence; Express clearly the essence and destination of human society, let human beings understand our rights, responsibilities and obligations as human beings, and let us know the reason and value of our existence.

China's traditional culture refers to a culture with distinctive national characteristics, a long history, profound connotations and excellent traditions, which was created by the Chinese nation and its ancestors living in China. Rich in content and diverse in forms, reflected in life should include: culture, folk customs, religion, society and so on.

Culture is embodied in ancient Chinese prose, poems, songs and poems, such as San, Hundred Family Names, Qian and The Book of Songs. National music and national drama, such as Beijing Opera, Pingju Opera, Yue Opera, Facebook and Shadow Play. Chinese painting includes freehand brushwork, meticulous brushwork and various schools. Calligraphy includes calligraphy, cursive script, official script, seal script and seal cutting. Chess, including traditional games such as chess and Go. Tea culture, including the history and production of tea, tea types and cooking methods. Musical instruments, including guqin, guzheng, pipa, Ruan, erhu and flute. Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Zhong Dingwen, Four Treasures of the Study, martial arts, couplets, lantern fans, shot put, wine list, two-part allegorical sayings, idioms and so on.

Folk customs are embodied in: traditional festivals, mainly based on the lunar calendar in China, including: Spring Festival on the first day of the first month, Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month, Tomb-Sweeping Day on April 5th, Dragon Boat Festival on May 5th, Beggar's Day on July 7th, Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15th, and New Year's Eve in the twelfth month. Folk arts and crafts include: silk, embroidery, ceramics, purple sand, cloisonne, jade carving, China lacquerware, batik, lanterns, Chinese knots, printing, papermaking, gunpowder, seismograph, paper-cutting, kite ... Folk life interests include: lion dance, dragon dance, fireworks, lantern riddles, firecrackers, New Year pictures and Dragon Boat Festival dumplings.

Religion is embodied in Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. Including "Classics", "Canon" and other books, gods, buddhas, temples, magic weapons, Yin and Yang, Zen, Taiji gossip and so on.

Society is embodied in: materials, such as Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang, the Great Wall of Wan Li, Dunhuang murals, the Forbidden City, etc.

Behavior, including: treating people, ethical etiquette, visiting relatives and friends. System, including monarch and minister, father and son, master and apprentice, brother, husband and wife, children, farming, industry and commerce. Spirit, including: benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom, faith, loyalty, filial piety, chastity, forgiveness, courage and tolerance; Medicine, including medical classics, the collection and application of traditional Chinese medicine.

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China's traditional culture is all-encompassing. Even if we describe it in the last few chapters, there will still be some omissions. Therefore, we only list the above, which can deepen our knowledge and understanding of China's traditional culture and our proud motherland.