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| As Western festivals become increasingly popular among young people, they tend to get confused between Western festivals and traditional Chinese festivals for lack of the recognition of their own cultural identity. For example, a pupil once absurdly mistook the statue of Confucius as Santa Clans. With foreign media infiltrating into people's daily life through various social networks, western cultures are even accepted as the dominant moral values by some young people. | Indeed, there are an increasing number of people going for Western festivals. But that doesn't mean every one of them has a thorough understanding of the cultural backgrounds behind these festivals. While for Chinese people who are deep rooted in Chinese culture, they know very much about the origins of traditional Chinese festivals. Recent years have witnessed more and more regulations and laws to protect the Chinese traditional festivals, for example, Tomb-sweeping Day and Mid-autumn Day have been legalized as national holidays. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||