90 years of ancient civilization, is it too far away for us?

Needless to say, after 90, what about after 80? After 70? After 60? After the Cultural Revolution, China people have lost their traditions a little ~ especially those who live in coastal areas and big cities with provinces and exchanges ~ and there is a need to mention ethnic groups. Han people give up tradition the most. As a Han nationality, I don't know what national costume I should wear on the show ~ I don't even know where to buy it. Or what Han costumes should look like in front of your eyes ~ I've only seen them on TV ~ Then there are Manchu ~ Fortunately ~ There are still people in Manchuria who inherit the old Manchu tradition ~ But Manchu in many cities has forgotten ~ I have a friend in Northeast China who is Manchu. He said that in fact, Manchu people can't eat dog meat ~ but now there are not so many rules ~ That's why they don't say anything as they get closer to Han people ~ In fact, in a sense, the change of people's attitude towards life has caused such a phenomenon that they don't inherit the tradition now ~ For example, in the past, the rulers of China could manage the people with morality, but now even the law can't play a deterrent role, let alone morality. The ancestral temple is a symbol of a very clan. How many are there in the country now? Ancestors used to be regarded as gods, but now? How many people still know where their grandfather's grandfather is from? Hehe ~ In fact, the global economy is also the cause of this phenomenon. No country has done enough in this respect ~ there is also the problem of traditional Chinese characters you mentioned ~ many people have this saying ~ traditional Chinese characters are the essence of our ancestors' wisdom for thousands of years ~ how many people still recognize them now? Let alone writing. A friend in Hong Kong put it this way: Heart. Now you can see the simplified word "heart". What is "dirty"? Put together, does it mean that people are dirty? I have nothing to say when others ask me ~ And when he set up a factory in Chinese mainland, he asked that the plaque must be written in traditional Chinese characters ~ Just because the words in this factory were simplified, it looks like the doorframe left by this factory ~ Hehe ~ It's a bit far away ~ The tradition of our ancestors still needs our efforts ~ I'm born in 1980s ~ Please give me your advice ~