For me, it is an omnia-cinomena that globalization has changed the concept of national identity. The first thing that is domino is about serving and maintaining traditional culture. When globalization comes to each nation, each nation tries to adapt, tries to adapt. The trend of globalization and the consequence might be foreclosures of the traditional culture, which is very important because each nation has different ideas and curses and different ceremonies we need to maintain the culture that is a symbol of a nation. The other thing is that globalization has changed the concept of national identity is making the connection between people and other people in everywhere. Because when the connection is created by globalization, It means that now we are linking globalization. Therefore, we might forget the traditions that might be antiquated. In some opinions, we might forget the traditions that our ancestors tried to maintain. So now, I think globalization has changed the concept of national identity by linking people together.
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For me, it is an undeniable phenomenon that globalization has changed the concept of national identity. The first thing that is evident is about serving and maintaining traditional culture. When globalization reaches each nation, each nation tries to adapt. The trend of globalization and its consequences might lead to the erosion of traditional culture, which is very important because each nation has different ideas, customs, and ceremonies that we need to maintain as symbols of a nation. Another way globalization has changed the concept of national identity is by creating connections between people everywhere. When these connections are formed through globalization, it means that we are linking together. Therefore, we might forget traditions that may seem outdated. In some opinions, we might overlook the traditions that our ancestors tried to preserve. So now, I think globalization has changed the concept of national identity by linking people together.
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