Meng Songbai felt a bit ashamed.
"Yes, in Country R, calligraphy is a mandatory subject in elementary schools, and they hold various calligraphy competitions every year, placing great importance on it.
In this regard, our Huaxia really can't compare."
In Huaxia, not to mention elementary school students, even adults, there are hardly any who can master calligraphy, and genuine enthusiasts are even rarer.
Actually, sometimes one has to admit, the decline of traditional culture is something they have brought upon themselves.
If one's own country doesn't value it, it's no wonder others want to seize it.
Xia Weibao nodded, agreeing with Meng Songbai's view.
When she first crossed over, she felt that Huaxia's younger generation had a very weak understanding of traditional culture, and later when she became a cultural ambassador, this feeling deepened.
Such a trend is truly disheartening.
