Is the Belt and Road a commercialization of traditional culture? Should traditional culture be commercialized?

Of course not. Along the way, the Belt and Road has promoted cultural exchanges between countries. In this process, traditional culture did not disappear, but absorbed the essence of foreign culture to carry forward. It can be said that the Belt and Road has greatly promoted the exchange of science, technology and culture through commodity exchange. As a carrier of cultural exchange, books are also a way of communication, so it cannot be concluded that traditional culture has been commercialized.