Something that should not fade away sixth grade essay

In this survey, 90% of young people know their parents' birthdays, but never thought of sending a blessing to their parents on the Chung Yeung Festival. This understanding of the Chongyang Festival "famous but not real" reflects a certain weakening of the traditional ethical and moral concepts in the minds of many young people.

The festival has already passed, but a news related to it is still thought-provoking. On the day of Chung Yeung, a reporter from Jiefang Daily conducted a random street survey. The results showed that most of the young people interviewed did not know that day was the Chongyang Festival, and some knew about the Chongyang Festival, but did not know the relationship between the Chongyang Festival and respect for the elderly.

The fading of the Chongyang Festival in the minds of contemporary youth reflects the diminishing influence of traditional culture on the younger generation. Young people can explain their 'this forgetfulness with objective factors such as high pressure of study and fierce competition at work, but another fact that cannot be avoided is that while traditional festivals are being faded away, Western festivals are in the limelight among many young people. Now many young people are keen on the Western Valentine's Day, but the traditional Chinese "Tanabata" festival is not care, is a case in point.

In fact, most of the traditional Chinese festivals are a form of traditional culture, a specific reflection of traditional ethics and values. However, many of our young people don't know why they should ascend the heights and enjoy the chrysanthemums on the Chung Yeung Festival, and are even more incapable of appreciating the ethical connotations of respecting and honoring the elderly that are nurtured therein. In this survey, 90% of the young people know their parents' birthdays, but they have never thought of sending a blessing to their parents on the Chongyang Festival. This understanding of the "famous but not real" Chongyang Festival reflects a certain weakening of the traditional ethical and moral concepts in the minds of many young people.

Of course, this weakening needs to be viewed dialectically. For the dregs of traditional culture, this weakening is undoubtedly beneficial. But for those similar to the "old, as well as the old people; young, as well as the young people", "poor and no flattering, rich and no pride" and other excellent things, this weakening should not be. Because, it is precisely in the latter in the ethical norms and values, become one of the important forces in the construction of modern personality.

In the Chongyang Festival is gradually forgotten by some young people behind, we see is the fragility of the traditional cultural education, good in this indifference has attracted the attention of society. Currently, 25 primary and secondary schools in Beijing have included parts of the Four Books and Five Classics in their curricula. Across the country, an estimated one million children have begun to recite ancient poems as a compulsory part of their daily studies.

I think the important thing is not how many ancient poems the children have memorized, but that they learn more about the excellent cultural heritage of their own country, and in the nurture of this fine culture, they really become "know the book and the reasoning, the etiquette and the righteousness" of the pillar of talent.