The British poet Kipling said, "The East is the East, and the West is of course the West. The two will never meet." However, a century later, the two met. We meet in business, in education and in art, some people disagree, emphasizing that this kind of encounter is only an alternative encounter, and I think the ideal future of the world lies in the creative combination of the two. We can get in touch with western ideas, customs and technologies, and at the same time we can adopt and apply them. We have the ability to share the best things in the world, what's more, from the perspective of traditional culture, choosing the one that suits me best is the real meaning.

So, do western ways and values threaten our self-knowledge? History often misleads us to have such doubts, and if we are not careful, we will be prepared. Take the adoption of western wedding customs as an example. In China, white is usually the color of mourning. The bride's wearing white doesn't conform to our wedding custom, and it is a submission to foreign cultural invasion. Our accustomed wedding color is red, which violates our inheritance, so we are afraid of being globalized, and we are no longer China. I have reservations about this. History tells us that a truly powerful and confident nation is relaxed and fearless in the process of learning foreign cultures.

The wedding culture of the East and the West, whether red or white, is only a diversified choice. It's just a feast with unique flavors all over the world. As an amateur gourmet, Chinese food is my favorite, but my sense of taste has the ability to taste the delicious feast of any country. Of course, even if I sacrifice my taste and taste temporarily, I still don't rule out the convenience of McDonald's. When I babbled, my ears echoed with the melodious humming of Beijing Opera, which was a melody deeply imprinted in my soul. I love China's Peking Opera, which constantly reminds me where I come from and who I really am. But at the same time, I am also a fan of pop music, and the hot girl group widely circulated on campus has always occupied the first position in my heart.