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#比特币与黄金战争
Christmas is not simply prohibited in China, but is based on cultural confidence and the wisdom of Chinese studies, emphasizing the value of local traditional festivals.
The Five Elements Theory and Cultural Conflict: Christmas belongs to the Metal element in the Five Elements, while traditional Chinese culture places more emphasis on the Earth virtue. Metal overcomes Wood, and Wood is responsible for growth; excessive admiration for Western festivals may weaken the foundation of local culture.
The "I Ching" emphasizes "The movement of heaven is strong; the gentleman does not rest in self-improvement," and adhering to one's own cultural traditions aligns more with Chinese wisdom.
The Natural Way of Traditional Festivals: China's twenty-four solar terms are closely related to the laws of celestial movement, such as eating dumplings during the winter solstice, which corresponds to the balance of yin and yang. In contrast, the red elements of Christmas (which belong to the fire element in the five elements) conflict with metal, which is inconsistent with the traditional energy field of China.
It is not a mandatory ban on Christmas, but rather to enhance cultural identity by promoting traditional festivals (such as Spring Festival and Winter Solstice).
Modern Interpretation of Traditional Chinese Wisdom: From the perspectives of destiny and feng shui, the choice of festivals must align with the local energy field. For example, Santa Claus's red outfit (fire) clashes with gold, whereas the colors of Chinese festivals are more harmonious with the five elements, reflecting the philosophical idea of "the unity of heaven and humanity."
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