Zhou, Lan: The continuation of the nation is the inheritance of culture
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Date: 1/15/2020 5:57:01 PM
Sender: Zhou, Lan
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Zhou, Lan: The continuation of the nation is the inheritance of culture
周岚(Zhou, Lan)
In ancient China, every child would be taught by the elders the basic etiquette, justice and shame, brothers and friends respectful, respecting the elders and loving the young.
Nowadays, the economy is prosperous and science and technology are developed, but people＇s courtesy, justice and shame have been lost.
In recent years, it has been repeatedly reported that Chinese tourists from all over the world have left bad images, stealing things cheaply, littering and painting, making loud noises, skipping queues, spitting, running red lights and other bad habits, which violate modern civilization and often Being criticized, corrupting the image of the country, and the impact is very bad.
As a result, many countries take strict precautions against Chinese tourists, posting Chinese notices expressly banning warnings, which are strongly discriminatory.
China is a big country with ancient civilization. However, since the establishment of the Chinese Communist Party, people’s minds have been declining. Traditional education has been abolished according to the four old traditions. Only naked financial interests remain among people, and the level of civilization has dropped significantly. It has almost become the laughing stock of the international community.
The civilization building advocated by the CCP is based on the gains and losses of personal gains. As a result, people nowadays look at money and everything for the benefit. There is no longer the traditional virtues of gentleness, courtesy, courtesy, frugality, and shamelessness.
Canglin knows the proper etiquette, food and clothing, and knows the honor and disgrace. It is hoped that in the current economic development, China should maintain its consistent national traditions and not lose traditional Chinese culture.
Let the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation not be lost due to autocracy.
Zhou, Lan
January 15, 2020
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