Is it wrong to have traditional culture on the exam paper when it is linked to Netflix?

I don't think there is anything wrong with this matter, traditional culture is certainly very precious, but Netflix is also a product of an era. They both embody something, and also reflect the nature of something from the side through comparison. So I don't think it's wrong to link traditional culture and Netflix together on the exam paper.

Nowadays our country pays more and more attention to the protection and inheritance of traditional culture, due to the modern lifestyle of many people, which leads to more and more traditional crafts and culture being forgotten and abandoned. Traditional culture can be said to be our roots, without roots we can not grow, so we can not abandon traditional culture. Nowadays, our country has also come out with many policies about traditional culture, and has now started to educate secondary and primary school students about traditional culture. Many of our traditional cultures have educational significance, and many of them have some very precious truths in them, so traditional culture is very important.

And what about the Netroots now? Netroots, as the name suggests, are internet celebrities. Today's network technology is very developed, has developed to the point that the ancients can not imagine. For example, they would not have thought that people in two different places can see each other, can hear each other's voices, send a message to others can be received immediately, and a second back to you, and all of this is because of the network.

Nowadays, many people are looking down on Netflix, probably because there are some Netflix on the Internet that do whatever they can to be red, and distribute some vulgar and unproductive videos or live broadcasts all day long. This type of netizens do not contribute to the progress of the society at all, and their ultimate goal is just to be red, to earn money. However, there are also some Netroots who are there to share their life experiences and help others with what little they have. But no matter what type of Netflix is, it is a product of its time, and we should not deny their existence because of a one-sided understanding of them, but should face them reasonably squarely. And the question paper writers may have been trying to say something by arranging traditional culture and Netflix together, so I don't think it's wrong.