Nowadays, many young Vietnamese people enjoy celebrating festivals like Christmas and Halloween. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with this trend as long as we still respect and preserve our traditional culture. Celebrating foreign festivals can be a fun way for young people to learn about other countries, improve their English, and share happiness with friends. These events also create opportunities for cultural exchange and creativity, such as decorating, wearing costumes, or organizing parties. However, it would be a problem if young people forgot about Vietnamese traditions like Tet or Mid-Autumn Festival. Therefore, we should welcome new cultural activities but at the same time keep our national identity and pride. In short, embracing global culture can be positive when it goes hand in hand with protecting our own traditions.