Handed down from generation to generation is often used to describe the long-term inheritance of a tradition, concept, skill and culture by a family, a nation or a society.

Passing on from generation to generation emphasizes timeliness and continuity, which means that a certain idea, experience, knowledge or tradition is passed on from generation to generation and passed on continuously. This inheritance can be conscious or unconscious. For example, the family name, culture, skills and even cooking skills can be preserved and continued through generations.

In human society, it is of great significance to pass on from generation to generation. It not only helps us to preserve and inherit cultural heritage and traditions, but also is the foundation of our social and economic development. In this way, we can accumulate and carry forward the experience and wisdom of our predecessors and constantly promote social progress and development.

With the rapid development of society and the advancement of globalization, some traditional ways passed down from generation to generation may be challenged or even gradually disappear. This may lead to the loss of a certain culture or skill, so we should pay more attention to and strive to protect this way of inheritance, so that the traditions and cultural heritage passed down from generation to generation can be continued.

Synonyms handed down from generation to generation:

1, passed down from generation to generation: this idiom refers to a certain tradition, culture, skill, etc. Refers to a family or nation, passed down from generation to generation through inheritance and continuation from generation to generation. This process can be conscious or unconscious. It emphasizes time and continuity, because it is handed down from generation to generation and is a way of inheritance and continuation.

For example, this idiom refers to teaching by example, not only the teaching of knowledge, but also the teaching of ideas, values and morality. This process can be conscious or unconscious and can be carried out at any time. It is not only a way passed down from generation to generation, but also a common way of education.

Face-to-face: This idiom is used to describe someone who is very enthusiastic, very serious and spares no effort to teach and guide others. This idiom comes from a sentence in the Book of Songs, which means to put your ears close and teach face to face. It emphasizes the enthusiasm and guidance for the educated, which is slightly different from that passed down from generation to generation, but it is a way of education.