发布网友 发布时间:2022-04-27 02:56
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热心网友 时间:2022-05-28 18:41
The commercializedfestival
Whether you are conscious it or not, the prevailing tendency of festival development currently is commonly becoming commercialized,some even losing their own original meanings.
What is widely known to us is that the Valentine’s Day is a flourishing festival which is popular in different parts of the world. TheValentine’s Day, set on February 14th and derived from AD 270, is to commemorate a religious believer called Valentine. People send cards to friends and relatives, show roses to lovers and eat chocolates to celebrate this jubilant and unforgettable day. However, it is with the rapid development of social economy that more and more merchants bid up the price of goods,resulting in a shaking tide of chasing profits. As a consequence, intrinsic festiva lvalue is stranded in such way.
From my perspective, although the state of commercialized festivals is a double-edged sword, it is of more merits than defects. On the one hand, it reflects the grown economy. On the other hand, it promotes the development of the festival culture. Therefore, we are supposed to balance the relationship between festivals and commercialization.
无论你是否留意到了,当前文化普遍的发展趋势是变得商业化,有些甚至失去了它们原有的意义.
众所周知,情人节是一个兴盛的节日,流行于世界各地。情人节定在2月14号,起源于公元270年,用来纪念一位叫瓦伦丁的教徒。人们通过向朋友或亲戚赠送卡片,向爱人送出玫瑰,吃巧克来庆祝这个欢乐而又令人难忘的节日。但是,正是随着社会经济的发展,越来越多的商家哄抬物价,导致了追逐利益的狂潮。于是固有的节日价值以这样的方式湮没。
在我看来,节日商业化是一把双刃剑,但是利大于弊。一方面,它反应了经济的发展;另一方面,它促进了节日文化的发展。因此,我们应该平衡节日和商业化的关系。