INDONESIA CULTURE

Culture is a habit that contains values ​​- essential and fundamental values ​​are passed from generation to generation. Heritage must be maintained so as not to fade atauhilang so it can be studied and preserved by the next generation. Culture can generally be divided into two kinds:

  1. Local culture is a common practice in a particular area or areas that are passed from generation to generation by the older generation to the next generation on the scope of the area. Cultural regions occurred when residents of an area already have the mindset and the social life of the same so that it becomes a habit that distinguishes them from the population - other residents. Culture itself began to be seen growing areas in Indonesia at the time of the kingdom - the kingdom earlier. 

2. National culture is a combination of local culture in the State. It meant experiencing local culture assimilation and acculturation with other dareah in a State will continue to grow and develop into the habits of the country. For example Pancasila as the state, Indonesian and Anthem are triggered in the Youth Pledge October 12, 1928, followed by all the youth various regions in Indonesia determined to unite Indonesia by equating the mindset that Indonesia is different from the culture in each region but remains in one unit Indonesia Raya in the motto "Unity in Diversity". There is a wise proverb says: "Love your culture like you love your mother" "A State is not going to be a great country if it does not know the identity of the culture of the country"