China's Marriage and Fertility Protection God. Graphic Version

Author: Ren Mei et al
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Folk culture is a very broad concept, encompassing an immense variety of types. People can casually mention various cultures such as ethnic culture, community culture, corporate culture, and food culture, as well as countless other cultural terms like tobacco culture and alcohol culture. When it comes to marriage and fertility culture, some might think of it as just another category of general culture, similar to tobacco culture or alcohol culture. However, a closer examination reveals that marriage and fertility culture differs significantly from general culture. It emerged alongside the birth of human society and has evolved alongside its development, always remaining closely tied to the broad masses of the people. It is no exaggeration to say that it is the culture of the masses, the culture of progress, and the eternal culture of human society. Folk culture is a very broad concept, encompassing an immense variety of types. People can casually mention various cultures such as ethnic culture, community culture, corporate culture, and food culture, as well as countless other cultural terms like tobacco culture and alcohol culture. When it comes to marriage and fertility culture, some might think of it as just another category of general culture, similar to tobacco culture or alcohol culture. However, a closer examination reveals that marriage and fertility culture differs significantly from general culture. It emerged alongside the birth of human society and has evolved alongside its development, always remaining closely tied to the broad masses of the people. It is no exaggeration to say that it is the culture of the masses, the culture of progress, and the eternal culture of human society.