China's Lost Traditional Culture

China has not lost the traditional culture you listed. According to scholars who came back from South Korea, in fact, many people in South Korea have no idea what the Dragon Boat Festival is. This is actually a political action carried out by South Korea, and it is a strange behavior under the complex psychology of guilt and arrogance.

In other words, you imply that China has lost its traditional tea ceremony. You must mean the prevalence of Japanese tea ceremony. What I want to talk about here is Japanese tea ceremony, because tea ceremony is just a kind of spirit, while China tea ceremony stresses harmony, quietness, elegance and truth, which is a psychological feeling, an attitude and a process of spiritual cultivation. Japanese tea art is indeed civilized, but, strictly speaking, he said that the tea art promoted is only the popular tea art in China in the Tang Dynasty, which is very different from the tea drinking reform in the Ming Dynasty and the tea ceremony reform in the Qing Dynasty. The way of drinking tea in the Tang dynasty was to pay attention to making tea, that is, making tea, and what we are seeing now is making tea. The tea ceremony in China is extensive and profound, but it is only a propaganda thing, not disappearing as you said. Yunnan Dai girl tea, Hui canned tea, Babao Gaiwan tea, Uygur fragrant tea, Naxi salt tea, Bai three tea, Miao and Dong camellias, etc., are dazzling. They do exist among the people, and you can even drink them on tourist boats in Yunnan, not to mention Zen Buddhism tea and Kung Fu tea, while China Tea Ceremony is. Traditional culture has never declined, but only exists in a certain field, which is not noticeable.