China has a classic saying, "Read before reading". Chinese characters are the foundation of China culture. Chinese characters carry many historical memories, and each word has cultural connotation and long evolution and inheritance; Chinese characters are the carrier and symbol of Chinese civilization, and the continuation of Chinese civilization largely benefits from the role played by Chinese characters, as the so-called "book is the same"; Chinese characters are the carrier of contemporary cultural communication and exchange, and their cultural connotations are very rich! !
Two: 1, text. Chinese characters have evolved for thousands of years since the Qin Dynasty. Although the writing style has changed, the fonts have remained basically the same (all kinds of calligraphy fonts should be regarded as works of art), which is why we have no obstacles in reading ancient books. In modern times, the simplification of Chinese characters has facilitated writing, but it has also lost a lot of charm. 2. language. At present, we can only infer the language types of each dynasty in history, especially the pronunciation, according to the language used by the existing nationalities, and then think from a distance according to the rhymes handed down from ancient times. Since the popularization of Putonghua, language communication has been convenient, but the impact on dialects is still quite severe. In a few generations, I am really worried that some dialects will disappear. 3. clothing. Clothing is the most striking feature of a group. Most of the 56 ethnic groups in China have kept their own national costumes, but the traditional costumes of the Han nationality have now been cut off. Although there is a revival trend in recent years, due to the interruption of hundreds of years, it is a long way to go to revive Hanfu. 4. books. The development of modern publishing industry has brought about the prosperity of the book market. As long as the written language remains unchanged, books can play an effective role in inheriting culture. 5. architecture. Architecture is also a typical feature that distinguishes different cultures. We can intuitively taste the spirit of that era from the existing historical buildings. With the demolition and national salvation in full swing, many ancient buildings are in danger and have to be paid attention to. 6. Religion. When it comes to religion in China, what people blurt out is Buddhism. There is no denying that Buddhism has a far-reaching influence on China. However, Confucianism and Taoism, as national religions, are the most fundamental in cultural inheritance. Unfortunately, Confucianism was abandoned as a ghost, and Taoism hid in the mountains. 7. Education. China culture has attached importance to education since ancient times, especially since the implementation of the imperial examination system, education has become the most important channel for cultural inheritance. It is fair to say that the current college entrance examination system and the imperial examination system are not the same in terms of cultural inheritance. Nowadays, traditional culture is mostly regarded as a minor course or interest, and other majors pay far less attention to it than literature, history and philosophy. 8. activities. Major cultural activities are the most effective way to unite people's hearts and enhance the sense of national honor. Festivals such as Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Double Ninth Festival, Lantern Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival should be suitable for traditional cultural activities. Of course, you can think of western festivals. Only in the pursuit of corporate interests, many activities have been left behind. Bian Xiao racked his brains to sum up eight carriers that he thought were more important in cultural inheritance, which is also the starting point of advocating cultural revival at present. Imagine that if these aspects are cut by more than half, our Chinese culture is likely to become an "ancient" civilization.