Cultural Tradition In Hook, Line, And Television By Kevin Kling

What does it mean to have a cultural tradition? A cultural tradition is the handing down of information, beliefs, and customs by word of mouth or by example from one generation to another without written instruction. In Kevin Kling's "Hook, Line, and Television," Kling was someone who kept to the tradition that happened in the cold weather and when the lakes were safe. His tradition is to go ice fishing every year in Minnesota when they decide the ice is safe. My cultural tradition is that my family and I make tamales for Christmas. This is a tradition that happens in Mexico and since my parents are from there we follow the tradition of the Hispanic culture. Not only do people consider it a tradition, but it is also part of their ethnic background. As we continue this tradition, we also expand on the people we end up sharing this tradition with others that celebrate it with my family.
Ever since I can remember, my family would always make tamales for Christmas and we would share them with our friends. This is something that is part of
It is important to my family because it might be the only time when we get together as a family. Making tamales might have a different meaning to different Hispanic families that follow the tradition of making tamales for the festivities mentioned before. This tradition is important to Hispanics because it is one of the things that let us stay in-touch with our heritage and show us what culture we are apart of. The same thing applies to my family because I know that my parents miss being in Mexico with their families, and they wish to pass down this tradition to us, so that we know our heritage and so that we can know our culture. I know that it means everything to my parents that we follow their traditions, but we choose to follow them because we enjoy the traditions that they share with