The Interaction And Blending Of Chu Culture And Central Plains Culture

The cultural outlook of Xinyang area is characterized by the blending of North and South cultures.During The Western Zhou and Eastern Zhou,the Central Plains culture and Chu culture interacted and blended here,based on the local culture of Xinyang area,and evolved into the regional cultural characteristics with strong local color and multi-cultural exchanges.At present,a large number of tomb cultural relics of The Western Zhou and Eastern Zhou have been unearthed in Xinyang area,which contains rich cultural connotations.From the perspective of these tomb cultural relics,this paper will analyze the cultural factors of Xinyang tombs in The Western Zhou and Eastern Zhou,sort out the development of Xinyang Chu culture,and through the cultural connotation reflected in Xinyang Chu tombs,analyze the interaction and blending relationship between Chu culture and Central Plains culture.This paper is divided into three chapters.In the first chapter,the author first analyzed the natural geographical environment and location characteristics of Xinyang area.Secondly,the development sequence of Chu culture in Xinyang is sorted out,and the changes of Chu culture in Xinyang are divided into four stages: before the mid-Spring and Autumn Period,the immersion of Chu culture in Xinyang,the integration of Chu culture into Xinyang in the mid-Spring and Autumn Period,the development of Chu culture in Xinyang at the turn of Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period,and Xinyang Chu culture in the War Chapter II,collating the cultural relics of Xinyang tombs during the two weeks,analyzing the cultural factors of Xinyang tombs in the Western and Eastern Zhou Dynasties,and discussing the interaction and blending of Chu culture and Central Plains culture in Xinyang based on the study of the cultural factors of the tombs.The last chapter studies the relics of the Chu Tomb in Xinyang.It looks at the different expressions of Chu and Central Plains culture in the ritual and music system from the combination and shape of bronzes.It also analyses the differences and similarities between Chu and Central Plains culture on religious beliefs from the dragon and phoenix patterns in the decoration of Chu tomb objects in Xinyang and deer horn cultural relics with the characteristics of witch culture.This paper illustrates the interaction and blending between Chu culture and Central Plains culture from different perspectives.