The ancient culture of China is one of the great treasures of human civilization. Over the course of thousands of years，We Chinese people have created our own unique customs and traditions，and pased them on from one generation to the next. In recent decades，however，some people have become increasingly concerned that China’s cultural heritage could become marginalized or even disappear entirely. In my opinion, however，the tradional Chinese culture is not only certain to sirvive, but, in fact, is drstined yo thrive and prosper. Today, the traditional Chinese culture is treasured not only by the Chinese prople,but by people all over the globe. whether through martial arts schools in Sydney, Australia or Chinese calligraphy exhibits at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Canada, many people around the world now have the chance to learn about China's 5000-yewr-old culture, ensuring that its reach and influence extend well beyond China’s own borders. For China, as for any other rapidly developing country，there is a danger that age-old customs and tradions may become lost in the shadows of modernization. If tai chi chuan，kung fu or calligraphy ever perished from the earth，it would be a tragedy of immeasurable proportions. Fortunately，as a result of successful commercialization efforts, NGO support and growing interest overseas，the future of China’s traditional culture looks brighter and more secure than ever before.