The world has become a small village since the internet, computers, planes and trains appeared. They could connect people from the north to the south and from the east to the west together easily, without barriers. Either through long-distance relationships or meeting foreign people in reality. For instance; students at universities are open to multi-national students, hospitals attract doctors from all over the world, etc. As a consequence, the globalization phenomenon has arisen to unite the cultural identity of the world. As expected, many people are afraid to lose their own cultural identity. In this essay, I will argue that it's not the communities' right to protect their own traditions, as many of them are unbearable.