Which foreign culture do you like best? Tell me why?

I think Chinese people can celebrate foreigners’ festivals as long as they are willing. Historically, as foreign missionaries came to China, foreign teachings penetrated into the minds of some Chinese people, and some Chinese began to celebrate foreign festivals. Regardless of the original intention of which foreign missionary came to China, in the final analysis, this reflects a kind of cultural exchange between China and foreign countries. The Chinese nation’s foreign exchanges have never stopped. Especially since the reform and opening up, the scope of exchanges has continued to expand, and the content has become more and more colorful. As far as festivals are concerned, Chinese festivals have spread to foreign countries, and foreigners’ festivals have spread to China. It is a natural phenomenon. Up to now, in addition to their own traditional festivals, the Chinese have also dug out legends, stories, commemorative events, etc. from various ethnic groups to form new festivals for certain needs, or simply created some festivals, such as Arbor Day, Strawberry Day, Fishing Day, Mother's Day, Teacher's Day, Journalists' Day,... In addition, it also absorbs many festivals of international significance, such as International Nurses Day, World Postal Day, International Police Day, World Meteorology Festivals, etc., some of these various festivals are celebrated by most Chinese people, and some are celebrated by some people or special groups. Generally speaking, regardless of the origin of the festival itself, since it is a festival, most of them are celebrated with relaxation, Cheerfulness is the keynote. Foreign festivals, such as Christmas, contain Christian teachings and are enjoyed by some people. Others, such as April Fool's Day and Valentine's Day, are humorous and heartwarming, and are popular among young people. In short, there are many festivals, which are easy to choose. Celebrating them happily is beneficial to the body and mind, is conducive to communication, enhances feelings, and is conducive to unity and harmony. The Chinese people are not afraid of foreign things coming in, a mixture of fish and dragons, and an era of mud and sand. We have gone through the era. We have absorbed nutrients, abandoned the dross, moved forward, and become more and more mature. This is determined by the wisdom of a great nation; the Chinese are No matter how many foreign festivals we celebrate, we will never forget our ancestors. This is determined by the cohesion of a great nation.