long tradition

悠久的传统：指某种活动、文化或习俗等已经存在并被人们遵循了很长时间。

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悠久的传统：指某种活动、文化或习俗等已经存在并被人们遵循了很长时间。
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Now Congresswoman Ducthworth looks at today's decision and sees it a part of the long tradition of reform and resistance.
China also has a long tradition of wet nursing, but the Communist Party considered the practice decadent and tried to stamp it out.
As you all know, our company is one of the big names and has a long tradition .
Dating back far and wide, China has a long tradition of landscape gardening, during which a unique artistic style gradually came into being.
We sincerely cherish the long tradition of friendship and mutually beneficial cooperation that we have enjoyed.
Listen to Narcissus is the history of China's long tradition of cultivation of flowers, one has been more than a thousand years of history.
Each day brings something new, and the Court and the justices are doing something wonderful as part of a long tradition.
In Romanticism there is a long tradition leading up to it of the formal Pindaric ode.
The West has a long tradition of rediscovering its ancient Greek and Roman roots, and is much stronger for that.
Emblematic image: A verbal picture or figure with a long tradition of moral or religious meaning attached to it.
Japan, however, argued against the ban, saying whaling was a long tradition in the country and whale meat a key part of the Japanese diet.
TUNISIA is small and tidy, with a large, well-educated middle class amid its 10m-plus people and a long tradition of quiet politics.
Dark and menacing, this dreaded craft (dubbed the Scimitar) is the latest model in a long tradition of vessels used by the mysterious Sith.
Despite the fund's apparent novelty, Britain has in fact a long tradition of government attempts to help budding enterprises.
Not part of Bush's team, Bernanke was protected from political pressures by America's long tradition of respect for the Fed's independence.
Face in Space follows a long tradition of spacecraft carrying personal touches out of Earth's gravity well.
Iberian warfare has a long tradition of light mobile troops, both mounted and foot, fighting with the javelin since pre Roman times.
Religion is a form of culture---this is an obvious yet profound concept, a concept that has a long tradition and immediate significance.
With a long tradition of friendship, they always treat each other sincerely and understand and support each other for half a century.
Well, Bill is just part of a long tradition in American life: the self-made man who becomes a philanthropist.
By long tradition, appeals in Scottish criminal cases were heard by courts in Scotland, with no resort to higher British ones.
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