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This research aims to examine the underlying motivations across generations to engage in the growing trend of Chinese people incorporating traditional Chinese ethnic clothing into their travel photography. As globalization continues to reshape cultural identities, individuals seek ways to connect with their heritage and express their cultural pride. This study delves into the factors that drive Chinese travelers to embrace traditional Chinese ethnic clothing as a means of self-expression and cultural representation. Data were collected through an online survey that was distributed to a diverse sample of Chinese travelers, capturing their perspectives on the significance of traditional Chinese ethnic clothing in travel photography. The findings indicate that there are differing motivations across generations and that a desire for cultural connectivity plays a moderating role in the relationship between different generations and their level of interest in traditional costume photo tourism. By understanding these motivations, travel agencies, photographers, and cultural organizations can better cater to the evolving needs and desires of Chinese travelers. Additionally, this study contributes to the broader discourse on cultural identity and globalization, illustrating the ways in which individuals negotiate their sense of self in an interconnected world.
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