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Loyal stewards of traditional Chinese culture
October 25, 2010, Monday
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WITH a history of more than 5,000 years, China is a nation whose heritage is deeply rooted in a vast mosaic of time-honored arts and customs. Traditions passed on from generation to generation link our modern-day life with the lives of ancestors in a seamless tapestry. Traditional culture is like a tree; it has roots. Traditional culture is like a river, it springs from the convergence of many little streams.
In Jiading District live many residents who keep cultural traditions alive. Most are older; some are young. We'd like you to meet some of the people who find their own ways to show their respect for the past by keeping it alive in the present and passing it on to the future.
In Jiading District live many residents who keep cultural traditions alive. Most are older; some are young. We'd like you to meet some of the people who find their own ways to show their respect for the past by keeping it alive in the present and passing it on to the future.
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