A few years ago, pundits worried young people did not care about traditional culture. Now, museum tickets are harder to get than concert passes.
Their parents revered tradition. Young people consume it — wearing hanfu as fashion, turning artifacts into memes. It is irreverent. But it is also more alive than respectful distance ever was.
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