Network Communicatinn Situation And Development Strategy Study Of The Mongolia Long Song

5,000 years of Chinese history of civilization has left a large number of excellent culture, creating a national culture and regional culture of the different characteristics of different regions of China. Reputation at home and abroad in the northern Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has a diversity of natural landscape, a long cultural history and unique culture, Mongolian traditional folk Long Song is a bright pearl in literature and art of Inner Mongolia occupies an important status.The spread is the power of the literary and artistic development of the endless change of the mode of transmission affects the development of literature and art. Mongolian long-tune folk songs to spread through oral, institutions, books, newspapers, radio, television and other means, become an important way of cultural transmission in the network era, the Mongolian traditional folk Long Song facing the opportunities and challenges brought about by the network communication. How as the world’s intangible cultural heritage of the Mongolian Long Song and network communication the combination of a new task before us. Mongolian long-tune folk songs, this study is not a simple song spread, including the connotation and extension of the Mongolian long-tune folk song tradition, protection, development and content.In this paper, from the Mongolian Long Song and network communication, the spread of Mongolian traditional folk Long Song Network Analysis, the three major aspects of the development strategy of the network spread of Mongolian traditional folk Long Song elaborate, combined with the spread function, explore the Mongolian traditional folk Long Songthe relationship of network communication, the specific analysis of the development status of the Mongolian long-tune folk songs of network communication. And nurture the network communication environment, government guidance, the establishment of the repository to create the characteristic site, innovative routes of transmission, etc. given to development proposals.