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【题目】:
Issue207 :
Rituals and ceremonies help define a culture. Without them, societies or groups of people have a diminished sense of who they are.
提纲:
同意观点
1 up 第一句
2 如果没有 rituals and ceremonies,会带来失落
3 现实中的确存在diminish
一些rituals and ceremenies 代表文化,应予以保留
Fundamentally, I tend to say that I agree with the above statement. Undoubtedly, culture does need rituals and ceremonies to define itself. The common rituals and ceremonies can make people of its group feel comfortable and friendly with each other and render them to regard they are the same people, especially when confronted with other groups. Almost everyone needs to be belonged to some group and accepted unconditionally by them within the same group.
Take customs in China for example which I am familiar with. The traditional rituals such as Spring Festival, dragon boat festival and Middle Autumn, which are the most important ones in China and nearly every district where Chinese people live in, help the Chinese involved feel good and excite. They eat dumplings, zong zi or moon cakes, sacrifice ancestors, greet each others and relationships, and distribute penny to descendants. They know that there are other thousands of millions of ethnic group member congratulate the uniform rituals with them, and they are not alone. We can not deny rituals and ceremonies are effective and necessary constitutes of culture, in other words, they are the representation of a culture. So they all do help form a culture. The dragon boat festival was derived from memorization Qu Yuan, a patriot poet.
If we lack of the same rituals and ceremonies, we could hardly perceive the links among numerous Chinese people, even the emigrants all over the world. The connection of uniform culture is too few to detect. In Chinese common sense, if there is no dumpling, the ritual is not complete. It is a traditional ritual to light firecrackers in Spring Festival. Some years ago, certain governments forbade any firecracker in the urban district for safe, but the citizens could not bear a quiet Spring Festival. Now almost every city permits lighting firecrackers and the citizens enjoy the entertainment and orientation again. The shared rituals give them cognition of their culture. Without them, the group may have a spiritual dislocation.
In the real word, some rituals and ceremonies have been neglected in some groups. In large cities such as Peking and Shanghai, the young less and less understand the real purpose of Dragon Boat Festival. The only memory is to eat Zongzi, the special food of Dragon Boat Festival. The traditional marital ceremonies in China are almost disappeared, resulting from many reasons. On the one hand, the modern culture has been accepted by various classes of people. On the other hand, the more rash pace of society propel their member not to take the complex rituals and regard as simple and modern rituals as the more adaptable choice.
If we lack of the uniform rituals and ceremonies, we could hardly perceive the links among numerous Chinese people, even the emigrants all over the world. The share of uniform culture is too few to detect. If there is no dumpling, the ritual is not complete. Another illustration is that the Korea applies to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural organization (UNESCO) for the cultural heritage of Dragon Boat Festival. The behavior confused the Chinese. Because they invent the ritual and celebrate it for thousands of years while it forms a part of Chinese culture. If this festival would not belong to them, they will feel despaired and uncomfortable. |
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