Should new buildings be built in traditional style? While the trend of globalization is obviously boosting, we are supposed to advocate maintaining healthy indigenous culture. However, I object to the proposal of new buildings to be built completely in traditional styles. Undoubtedly, we can reap the benefits of setting up a certain quantity of buildings in many respects. And above all, stimulating property developers to invest traditional sort of building has a profound significance on critically inheriting excellent conventional culture in the form of organic combination of tradition and modernization. Furthermore, this project, as a good example for architecture, students tends to acquire knowledge in a much more efficient way; meanwhile, it can arouse / incite their interest. Nevertheless, more often than not, our expectations are on the opposite of universal existence fact, since the overemphasis of local conventional culture, which， to a certain degree， will impede the natives from drawing on the merits of other countries in humility, is disadvantageous to the long-term development of construction. What also deserves attention is that, albeit with distinctive functions and charms, those, existing wholly one kind of buildings inevitably will generate aesthetical fatigue and hence gradually lose the competitive edge, leading to enormous losses. Meeting with the challenge of globalization, unquestionably, the governments should take action; however, it is more crucial that we ought to be open-minded in learning from the strong points of foreign culture with inheriting fine local tradition as a premise.