Is experiencing traditional customs such as setting off firecrackers for new charms on Yuan Day considered aesthetic education?

Experiencing traditional customs such as setting off firecrackers to replace new charms on Yuan Day does not belong to aesthetic education. According to the query of relevant public information, aesthetic education refers to the process of cultivating people's aesthetic consciousness, aesthetic ability and aesthetic taste through art education, cultural education and other means. The experience of traditional customs such as setting off firecrackers and replacing new charms on Yuan Day is more of a cultural inheritance and living habit, with rich cultural connotations and folk customs. The existence and inheritance of these traditional customs can enhance people's sense of cultural identity and belonging, and can also promote people's social interaction and emotional exchanges.