Countries should not replace their traditional culture with modern culture . To what extent do you agree with this statement?

Countries

in the world are famous for their

culture

and traditions as well as their historic monuments and particular business in the region,for ,example Brazil is considered the

country

of coffee, India as the

country

of tea, Arabian

countries

for oil and gas and so on. If a

country

starts losing their basic

culture

and traditions

then

their name starts fading and disappearing their basic identity,and I fully agree with the above statements.

Countries

are having their own language,

culture

and in some cases religious identity,

therefore

any diversion from the roots will start impacting the structure of the nation,

for example

before the 14th-century number of

countries

were Jewish or Christian as a religious base in the middle east but wide-spread acceptance and change in religious demographic had left an only a couple of Jewish

countries

and the majority of nations are now known as Islamic

countries

. The same way it happens with native languages If the number of native speakers goes down beyond a certain limit

then

that particular language starts vanishing from the region and other more popular languages take it over,in other

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the local

culture

related to that language and tradition will be lost from the map. Acceptance of modern

culture

means giving away old values and customs of the

country

, so modernisation means going far from your roots and as we know very well that without strong roots no trees can stand long and same goes with the

countries

and their preserved values , no followers

then

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any

country

and its customs and traditions depend on the strong beliefs of their citizens if the populations trend changes it will change the whole

country

's identity over time and there will be a loss of the original

country

and I hundred per cent go with an above-mentioned statement.