The Study On Ecology And Deveopment Of Tibetan Bonfire Traditional Dance Culture In Deqin

Guozhuang dance in Benzilan,Xianzi dance in Yangla,Reba dance in Sinong,learn Deqin Tibetan folk song and dance colorful screen bar area is an important cultural and ecological environment constitute Deqin section.This paper selects Deqin County in Yunnan Province Diqing Tibetan traditional folk dance culture for the study,in reference to the literature and previous studies on the combination of Deqin County several times to conduct field research to obtain relevant audio and text information,using the theory of dance morphology,dance ecology,cultural anthropology,the study of traditional folk dance and the living space Deqin County in many ways.From the film traces the legacy of Paleolithic to the pace of development in modern times,from the natural environment to human ecological environment,carding status quo analysis of the origins and historical and cultural ecology Deqin Tibetan traditional dance culture.To the overall sense of cultural variety of traditional Tibetan folk songs and dances on the territory of Deqin action form,dress clothing,lyrics melody to inspect,and expounds their living space and cultural connotations in contemporary social background.According to the paper distribution of Deqin County township location of the two towns within the jurisdiction of the township is divided into six Lancang River and Jinsha River Basin,which Yangla Township,benzilan town,township drag the top,in the Jinsha Township under Xiaruo basin,Foshan Township,Yunling Township,Yan door Township,peace and prosperity for the town was placed under the Lancang River Basin,the basic form of the traditional folk dances of different villages and towns along the river basin territory,the style characteristics were analyzed and compared.Combined with the author to understand the cultural environment and the conservation status of Deqin County Development of Tibetan traditional folk dances of the current territory of the county,presented some thoughts on the cultural development of folk dances and cultural and ecological preservation of regional prospects.