The Cheese Rolling Festival is a race where participants compete for a round wheel of cheese that rolls down a steep hill. The cheese in question is Double Gloucester, a hard cheese made from the milk of Gloucester cows. This cheese has a golden shine due to the annatto seeds. Double Gloucester cheese was very expensive in the 1700s, with one wheel being equivalent to $240 today. However, the price of Double Gloucester has become more affordable, ranging from $10 to $12 per pound. The race for the Double Gloucester cheese starts when the wheel of cheese is rolled down Cooper's Hill. The first recorded Gloucestershire Cheese-Rolling event took place in 1826.

Its not only race downhill chasing the oversized cheese wheel, but also face the challenge of avoiding obstacles and maintaining balance while moving at high speeds. In my point of view, this Cheese Rolling Festival may have negative consequences, especially on physical health, such as minor or serious injuries. According to an article published on Idntimes.com titled "5 Facts About the Cheese Rolling Festival, an Extreme Tradition in England!" it explains that the festival often faces criticism from the government due to the number of injuries, including broken bones. In this event, contestants must race down a 180-meter hill with a slope of almost 30 degrees. Many injuries occur due to rolling and colliding with other contestants. In 1993, 15 people were injured during the festival, four of whom had serious injuries. The event was even canceled in 2009 due to concerns over the health and safety of participants. However, the Cheese Rolling Festival resumed in 2011.

Despite the numerous injuries, I believe this festival is worth preserving, as it offers several benefits, in cluding:

- Source of income for the local community: Cheese Rolling attracts thousands of tourists from around the world, positively impacting tourism and the local economy.

- Cultural preservation: It helps preserve local traditions that have been around for centuries, raising awareness about England’s cultural heritage.

- Social and community life: The event provides an opportunity for locals and visitors to gather, share experiences, and celebrate together. and from this festival, can brings happiness to all its participants, as they can gather and watch the event together, fostering a strong sense of family among them

However, despite these benefits, safety must be the top priority. Even though this festival has numerous advantages, the safety of the participants and the community should be considered to prevent further fatalities.