Because only what belongs to you can be called tradition. If it belongs to the whole world and can be exported to the whole world, it is called universal value.

Therefore, if traditional culture can enrich Qiang Bing and make people live and work in peace and contentment, it has long been exported as a universal value. Since you call it China tradition, it means that you acquiesce that it belongs to China and cannot be exported.

Look at Japan. What do you export? Animation, games, cars. Which is the ancient tradition of Japan?

Besides Japan, which countries believe in Shinto and build shrines? Is there a country that wears clogs in five clothes? Japan has thousands of years of culture, but what can it export? It is the product of modern science and technology.

China exported many inventions in ancient times, such as paper, gunpowder, compass, exams and spies. People all over the world are not fools. They have adopted good things that can be used in China.

Now, these China traditions that you advocated have not spread out in those years. In those days, foreigners were not fools, they could absorb the essence but not the dross, so what remained was basically the dross of China culture.

The preparation of gunpowder is no more difficult than several prescriptions of traditional Chinese medicine. Spies are no better than martial arts. These foreigners can learn, why not learn China Wushu, because they know that China Wushu is useless, mostly dross.

Never think that China culture is special and more advanced than Indian, Middle Eastern and European cultures. Will you study European Catholicism and worship God? Will you learn Muslim polygamy? Since Catholicism, Protestantism and Youth Education are all the same in China, what makes you think that Confucianism should be carried forward abroad?

How many Shakespeare sonnets have you read? How many poems have you read by Byron, Keats and Baudelaire? Almost the same content, The Tale of Genji is 800 years earlier than A Dream of Red Mansions. Have you read it? These are still the cultures of developed areas with material civilization. As for places where material civilization is backward, do you know a story about King Gesar of Tibet or Liuligong of Myanmar?

So China's traditional culture can't spread naturally.

Even if luck can spread, it is not about how attractive the culture itself is, but about technology and creativity. What do people who play the history of the Three Kingdoms rely on? It's not just a game mechanism. The so-called "Three Kingdoms" is just a gimmick. Changing the name, changing Liu to Napoleon Bismarck and changing the map to "The War in Europe" can be equally popular.

If you think China doesn't export enough, it's because of technology. As I said, all Japanese exports are modern products.

If China can have better car animation games, it can also be exported. As for the content of car animation games, it doesn't matter which country's traditional culture it is. The reflection is a Japanese company, and it was also a Japanese company in the era of great navigation, but the division of Yin and Yang was China's.

If you want to carry forward the tradition of China, designing a popular game is more useful than any slogan publicity activity, but with all due respect, there are generally fewer games aimed at promoting culture than making games. Tradition is such a thing, at most.

This is just a stunt.

Idealism still exists in large quantities in China, so that these ideological things, such as culture and tradition, are actually taken out and said separately. In the final analysis, culture is only a subsidiary label of products, and it has no other meaning except indicating which country it belongs to. It doesn't matter what label the product is hard enough, and it doesn't matter what label the product is poor.

You think Europe and America are getting stronger, but because the products are strong, but you pay attention to the labels and think the publicity is good.

Moreover, only weak enterprises care about their brand awareness, and real big hands always care about the quality of products.