In recent years, with the evolution of technology the public is less tends to follow cultural norms. In many parts of the world regional traditions are dying out. I fully agree with the aforementioned statement, and I believe that traditional customs should be inculcated in school activities and regularly practised at home.
Greeting others it is one of the main custom, that is disturbed around the globe. It can be connected with development of digital technology, but it is evident that people are less bothered about their surroundings. Therefore , love and warmth have vanished from our society and people are becoming less emotional. In addition, in the past families used to sit together for their meals and had a quality family time while enjoying their food. However, due to busy routines and overwork, people hardly get time to have lunch or dinner together. As a result, the beauty of family life is disturbed.
Additionally, tradition offers an excellent context for meaningful pause and reflection. For instance, tradition helps to maintain continuity between generations, and by celebrating traditional events people help to ensure their culture and language will continue to thrive for generations to come. Moreover it is thereby the responsibility of parents and teachers to introduce regional ethics among the new generations, either by organising role plays on basics norms in school assemblies or by becoming living models for their children at school and home.
In conclusion, these customs important and remind us of who we are and help to bind people together as a community. There are many famous traditions around the world, each one representing its own unique culture and language.