During the recently passed National Day holiday, Chinese style enthusiasts from all over the country gathered at the Eastern Salt Lake City Scenic Area in Maoshan, Changzhou, Jiangsu to participate in the 2023 "National Style Ceremony". This is the fourth year of the "National Wind Festival" event. Every year, Liu Yu, a young singer born in the 2000s, is invited and never absent. In 2018, he was well-known for participating in the national style cultural performance show "National Style Beautiful Youth", and since then he has plunged into the "national style circle". In the eyes of many people, Liu Yu has become a typical representative of young people playing with traditional culture. The post-00s who participated in this activity had a high level of 'content', and when they took a random photo, almost all of the images were young faces. A piece of clothing and a song open the door for them to enter the world of traditional culture. These young people have revived the culture locked in museums, allowing the national culture to be blown into their lives. Several reasons why the post-00s fell in love with Chinese style: "That was a narrow dance classroom, where a teacher was practicing classical dance, turning around and around, and finally turning to the farthest window, sweating a lot, but maintaining an elegant and upright dance posture." Liu Yu recalled that in just a few moments, he was moved by the charm of traditional Chinese dance. Beauty is a profound feeling that many people experience when encountering a national style. The beauty precipitated by thousands of years of culture has a contagious power that can travel through time and space. A beautiful dress "was Xue Weiwei's initial impression of Hanfu. In 2020, a friend opened a Hanfu studio and invited me to become a model, "said Xue Weiwei, who took her first set of Hanfu photos at the age of 20 that year. As he spent more and more time in this circle, the young man gradually realized that "wearing different clothing seems to feel the culture that travels through time and space". Recently, she fell in love with the dignified and elegant Ming style Hanfu, which "made me feel peaceful and a sense of strength". During the "National Style Ceremony", Lin Xiaoxi's booth was crowded with young people, and the exquisite and gorgeous national style decorations and embroidered lanterns attracted the attention of tourists. Lin Xiaoxi's love for Chinese culture began in high school. In high school, the club teacher led her classmates to participate in the "National Animation Festival" event at the International Anime Festival. Lin Xiaoxi was assigned to the props group, responsible for all the clothing, makeup, and props, which sparked her interest in making national style jewelry. After that, Lin Xiaoxi followed her master to learn how to make intangible cultural heritage crafts such as velvet flowers and filigree inlay, and also established a personal studio. "No one would dislike beautiful things, because I like them, I have been making them all the time." Zhu Xu, born into a woodblock printing family, began studying woodblock printing skills with his grandfather and mother during the winter and summer vacations since junior high school. As the fifth generation inheritor of this national intangible cultural heritage, Zhu Xu has been influenced from a young age. "If he sees too much, he will also have emotions, just like drawing and carving by himself." In his heart, becoming an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage not only stems from the sense of mission of the younger generation, but also incorporates love. In recent years, we have been greatly influenced by the new style of Chinese culture, "said Zhang Zeyu, a sophomore born in 2002. More and more post-00s are entering the" Chinese culture circle ". Zhang Zeyu has been learning guzheng since the age of 7. "When I was young, I listened to Jay Chou's" Blue and White Porcelain "and" Chrysanthemum Terrace ", and grew up