Eating big banquet in rural areas is a bad habit or custom What's the difference between a bad habit and a custom?

Eating a big banquet in rural areas is both a custom and a bad habit. In the countryside, eating a big banquet is a traditional custom for celebrating festivals, weddings and funerals, welcoming guests and sending them away on important occasions, representing respect and hospitality to guests. However, with the development of society, the rural eating feast has gradually evolved into a kind of comparison, wasteful habits, resulting in an unnecessary economic burden and waste of resources.

The difference between a custom and a bad habit is that a custom is a cultural inheritance and a social habit with positive social significance and value, while a bad habit is a bad social habit that has a negative impact on both individuals and society. Therefore, we should retain and promote the custom of eating big banquets in the countryside, and at the same time abandon the bad habits, and advocate a thrifty and environmentally friendly way of life.