As globalization continues to deepen, traditional festivals in many countries are increasingly being reshaped by commercialization, while younger generations seem more drawn to internationalized ways of celebration. However, some argue that this very commercialization breathes new life into endangered cultures, allowing them to endure. When the core meaning of traditional festivals is redefined by consumerism, is cultural authenticity being sacrificed? Or, to maintain cultural vitality, is adapting to the trends of the times inevitable? Please state your position and justify it with specific cultural examples.
