Traditional festivals are the symbols of every culture in the world, which are considered as a beauty worth conserving. However, some people are concerned that these days, these cultural symbols have been forgotten and people do not care about them. I strongly disagree with this statement. In my opinion, people nowadays still keep the value of these festivals and they are enjoying them in a new way.
Traditional festivals are the time for people to relax themselves. Some people are always busy and they find it really difficult to find time to blow the steam off; therefore, they can take advantage of the time when companies break out to travel with their families or enjoy themselves. During the festival periods, cultural activities are held across the countries and people can enjoy them with everyone in new places. This helps to connect people in the country together, and as a result, they can not only release stress at work, but they also build up more relationships that may be beneficial for them.
People who advocate this perspective may argue that the younger generations today would prefer to chat on social networks rather than communicating with their relatives as in Tet holiday. In fact, these apps are actually bringing people closer beyond boundaries and distances. For example, thanks to the advent of the Internet, people who cannot set back to their home countries can still enjoy Tet as if they were in. Moreover, it would be great to post photos about these festivals on social websites as a way to keep memories and people can transfer the beauty of them to let more people across the globe know about their culture.
In summary, I do not think that people are forgetting about the meaning and value of their cultural festivals, but they do promote them in better ways.
Traditional
festivals
are the symbols of every culture in the world, which
are considered
as a beauty worth conserving.
However
,
some
people
are concerned
that these days, these cultural symbols have
been forgotten
and
people
do not care about them. I
strongly
disagree with this statement. In my opinion,
people
nowadays
still
keep
the value of these
festivals and
they are enjoying them
in a new way
.
Traditional
festivals
are the time for
people
to relax themselves.
Some
people
are always
busy and
they find it
really
difficult to find time to blow the steam off;
therefore
, they can take advantage of the time when
companies
break out to travel with their families or enjoy themselves. During the
festival
periods, cultural activities
are held
across the countries and
people
can enjoy them with everyone in new places. This
helps
to connect
people
in the country together, and
as a result
, they can not
only
release
stress
at work,
but
they
also
build up more relationships that may be beneficial for them.
People
who advocate this perspective may argue that the younger generations
today
would prefer to chat on social networks
rather
than communicating with their relatives as in Tet holiday. In fact, these apps are actually bringing
people
closer beyond boundaries and distances.
For example
, thanks to the advent of the Internet,
people
who cannot set back to their home countries can
still
enjoy Tet as if they were in.
Moreover
, it would be great to post photos about these
festivals
on social websites as a way to
keep
memories and
people
can transfer the beauty of them to
let
more
people
across the globe know about their culture.
In summary, I do not
think
that
people
are forgetting about the meaning and value of their cultural
festivals
,
but
they do promote them in better ways.