Only festivals that have been well commodified have been preserved. Like moon cakes in the Mid-Autumn Festival, dumplings in the Lantern Festival, and zongzi in the Dragon Boat Festival.

When people mention these festivals, it is not the connotation of the festival, but what to buy during the festival. Many Western festivals are perfectly preserved, Halloween, Thanksgiving, April Fool's Day... It may be because what capitalist society is good at is commodification, and festivals are business opportunities.

We always complain about the disappearing festivals, and if I want to say, either they are not commoditized, or they are commoditized festivals, and these goods are not easy to sell in this market.

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