On the one hand, mosaic cultures are part of the universal heritage of humanity
and they are powerful means of bringing together diverse peoples and social groups.
Consequently, cultural integration has become indispensable
as a means of promoting further culture development and maintenance.
On the other hand, for China and many other rapidly developing countries,
there is a danger that age-old customs and traditions may become lost in the shadows of modernization.
If kung-fu, Peking opera or The Swan Lake Ballet ever perished from the earth,
it would be a tragedy of immeasurable proportions.
In my view, multi-cultures can be kept alive by the people with the time to do so,
and is extremely vital in ensuring a community's future development and prosperity.
As a consequence of successful commercialization efforts
unwavering government support and growing interest overseas
the future of cultural blending looks brighter and more secure than ever before.