Read the comic book Endless and answer the following questions with the knowledge of Cultural Life. (1) What cultural phenomenon does this cartoon reflect? how

(1) Comics reflect the cultural phenomenon that some people in society are keen to remake China's classical works. China's classic works contain inexhaustible ideological sources. Treating China's classic works in the way of film and television remake has a certain effect on its popularization. But the main purpose of comics is to remind people not only to get the creative source from China's classic works, but also to have a correct attitude towards China's classic works.

(2) China's classic works are an important part of China's traditional culture. The correct attitude towards traditional culture is: ① "take its essence and discard its dross", criticize and inherit, and make the past serve the present. We should continue to maintain and carry forward the positive contents of traditional culture that meet the requirements of social development; Things that are backward, decadent and unsuitable for social development in traditional culture must be reformed and eliminated. The film and television remake of China's classic works should not be "completely copied" or "taken out of context". ② To treat China traditional culture, we should develop and innovate on the basis of inheritance.

This is the first subjective question with comics as the background in the political examination of the college entrance examination. It contains three elements: conception, situation and question, just like the general material test questions. The scene reflects the bad phenomenon of current cultural construction through the cartoon "inexhaustible". Conceptually, this topic aims to examine the ability of candidates to obtain and interpret information, mobilize and apply knowledge, analyze and explain things, demonstrate and discuss problems, and solve problems. What cultural phenomenon does this cartoon reflect? How to treat this phenomenon? Combined with cartoons, this paper analyzes how to treat China traditional culture correctly, covering three basic points to answer questions, namely "what", "why" and "how to do it", and examines the dialectical view of cultural heritage.