当代墨西哥社会给予自己的过太以极大的重视。何塞·富恩特斯·马雷斯很了解这一点.他写道:“世界上没有一个国家的人民比墨西哥人更爱历史”。新闻记者艾伦·赖丁在评论墨西哥和美国之间延续至今的恶劣关系时,这样提问道:“一个沉醉十过去以致中毒的民族怎么能理解永远面向未来的另一个民族?”一切民族在组织自己的过去时,无不从遗迹、文物、回忆录和历史记叙所构成的资料出发,而在墨西哥这些史料之丰富是世界上任何国家望尘莫及的。尽管许多古老的习俗正在消亡,尽管一业些考古文物 The contemporary Mexican society has placed too much emphasis on itself. Jose Fuentes Mares knows this very well: “People in no country in the world love history more than Mexicans.” When commenting on the vicious relations that continue between Mexico and the United States, journalist Alan Raiding asks: “How can one nation, intoxicated with ten poisones, understand another nation forever facing the future?” All ethnic groups in the organization Its own past, all from the historical relics, artifacts, memoir and historical narrative constitute the information, and in Mexico, the richness of these historical facts is unparalleled in any country in the world. Although many ancient customs are disappearing, despite a number of archaeological artifacts