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For this period of time, I am learning Cantonese and Spanish hard, welcome anyone who wishes to practise them as well as English. MSN:[email protected]
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    I think it depends on different generations, different experience and different regions. Old people are usually traditional than younger ones since they grew up in a more traditional times, such tradition just becomes to their custom, but it doesn’t mean these custom can be passed down forever. Things changed so rapidly nowadays, and new lures always turn up, naturally young generation is easily interested in such modern things and gradually forgets some traditions. More, family has big effect on someone’s idea, if you have a very traditional family and experience more traditional atmospheres than others, you possibly be a more traditional person. In most countryside, families keep the traditional ways in festival, but in cities, especially metropolitan it seldom happens, maybe it’s a good example for the regional difference of tradition.
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    November 28, 2008
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