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ygyg How do contemporary young people look at tradition? From this survey we can see that the mentality of contemporary youth may be better than we think. Text: This is a survey carried out by the Journal of three universities in Beijing: Peking University, Tsinghua University and the National Peoples congress. Contemporary youths cognition and attitude towards Chinese traditional culture. Hundreds of people, including literature, science and engineering, accounted for about three of the total-. Although it is in a small base of incomplete answer, but textbook - spot, or can be revealed in the traditional component in the contemporary young students China. First, the lack of traditional cognition In the questionnaire, there are several groups of subjects that examine peoples perception of tradition. When asked for reading ancient history subset , 79% of people answer occasionally read , 13% people answer at a distance , said hate have 2%, only 6% of people said love. As for the four famous literary classics, 15% of them have been read, 27% have seen many times, and only 48% of them have seen one or two. There are two groups of subjects, which examine peoples love and appreciation of traditional art. The 42% said in a Peking opera or other local operas can see, and said not interested as many (42%), and 4% said very hate, only 11% very love. For calligraphy, Chinese painting, folk instruments (erhu, guzheng) Master degree, learned a little fur (48%) and dont understand (33%) in the majority, only 14% of the people , master generally only 5% master. This and the 1994 Beijing several units of the Beijing youth and traditional culture of the survey results are approximately the same: young peoples awareness of traditional culture, understanding is not high. Contemporary college students lack of the classic reading, the functions of traditional festival is weak, East China Normal University professor Hu Xiaoming Chinese said, electronic games, network novels and pop cul