In the field of sociology, the constituents of a community include geographical location, specific populations, corresponding community organizations, as well as the interactive relationships and shared cultural cohesion in various social activities. In traditional societies, the community serves as the fundamental unit of human life. Individuals reside within a specific community from birth to death, and they form various relationships throughout their lives. Over time, through constant engagement in community-based activities and living practices, they establish common lifestyle habits, behavioral norms, and value systems. This cumulative process leads to the formation of a distinctive culture within each community.