Can classics be traditional culture?

There is a big difference between the two. Tradition is a culture handed down from generation to generation, covering a wide range. It refers to some things that have been established and circulated for a long time, both good and bad. Classics must be positive and representative.

Classics refer to the timeless works that are the most exemplary and authoritative, the most valuable, the most representative and the most expressive of the nature of the industry after historical selection.

For example, the classic songs of the 1950s are the best and most representative songs of this era. There is a difference between classics and fine works. Fine works only refer to the quality of works, and do not need to have all other characteristics on which classics depend. The fine products in the industry, or the fine products of a period, are representative and meaningful.

Tradition refers to ideas, cultures, morals, customs, arts, systems and ways of behavior handed down from generation to generation and from history. It has invisible influence and control on people's social behavior. Tradition is a manifestation of historical development and inheritance. In class society, tradition has class nature and nationality. Positive traditions promote social development, while conservative and backward traditions hinder social progress and change.