In an era of increasing global cultural homogenization, many local traditions are gradually disappearing, while others are being repackaged through commercialization into tourist performances. When indigenous ancestral rituals are adapted into paid spectacles, and when traditional attire is simplified into festive decorations, does this compromise constitute a betrayal of culture, or is it a necessary strategy for survival in the cracks? Please explore this dilemma, articulate your stance between cultural purity and practical survival, and support it with concrete examples.
