What do you mean by conservative and contrary to tradition?

Traditional conservatism refers to the ideological tendency of trying to maintain the old social system and values and prevent change and innovation. Traditional conservatives often support harmful theories such as totalitarianism, xenophobia and racism. Under the background of the development of modern society, traditional conservatism has lost its original significance and durability, and has become a shackle that binds social development.

The old ideas and values maintained by traditional conservatism are often difficult to adapt to the changes of people's living habits and consciousness, thus hindering the progress and development of society. In addition, traditional conservatism often ignores people's pursuit and respect for basic values such as freedom, equality and human rights, which brings unnecessary conflicts and difficulties to society.

Compared with traditional conservatism, reverse thinking is a more forward-looking and innovative way of thinking. The core idea of reverse thinking is to break the traditional ideological barriers and social inertia, examine problems from a new perspective, and tap potential opportunities and advantages. Reverse thinking can often stimulate people's creativity and innovative spirit, and promote the continuous development of society.

Different from traditional conservatism, reverse thinking pays more attention to individual freedom and choice, diversity and inclusiveness. Reverse thinking also means challenging traditional authority and mainstream views, thus promoting more just and democratic social governance.

In today's society, we need reverse thinking more, thus challenging the rigid thinking mode and outdated social framework. There are many ways to practice reverse thinking, such as education, science and technology, cultural innovation, encouraging emerging forms of democratic participation such as the Internet and social media, and supporting social entrepreneurship and public welfare undertakings.

At the same time, reverse thinking also requires us to change our way of thinking and concepts, give up the shackles of traditional authority and mainstream views, and treat future challenges and opportunities with a more free and open attitude. Only reverse thinking can really promote social progress and development.