Reserach On Zhuzhici In Inner Mongolia In Qing Dynasty From The Perspective Of Regional Cultural

Zhuzhici is a kind of poetry style evolved from ancient folks in Bashu area in ancient times with chanting and reading emotionally as the main content and free and diverse themes. The "Ode to customs", "Songs of the people" are always maintaining a close relationship with people’s lives, thus having with ps in the Ming and Qing dynasties, handing down a total of more than 450 works.The number of them is not much,the fact that the works recorded the real scenes and folk customs in frontier astrong local and cultural flavor. Mongolian Zhuzhici dates back from the Yuan Dynasty, and develorea is important in the history of literature. Zhuzhici mainly talks about the geographical landscape, climatic features, folk customs, luxurious life in palace, the palace buildings. Xu Wei is the only poet of Mongolian Zhuzhici in Ming Dynasty, which mainly describes the secular life in northern Hebei Province and along the border of Inner Mongolia today. In Qing Dynasty, Mongolian Zhuzhici developed into the prosperous stage. And there were a total of 21 poets with a number of 320 works which achieved success greatly in the performance of describing the content, the geographical scope and language.Regional features have a significant impact on literature. Mongolian Zhuzhici in Qing Dynasty describe the natural geographical landscapes, such as the desert, grasslands, mountains and rivers affected by climate at that time and also depict attractions, flora and fauna, as well as local rich mineral resources in Mongolian area.There are different customs in different areas. The unique geographical featurs in Mongolia endows special folk customs. Mongolian Zhuzhici in Qing Dynasty reflects the material life folklore, folk life rituals, spiritual folklore, folk entertainment folklore and provides important information for folklore, sociology.The formation of regional literary style is not only influenced by the writer’s personality, but also by the influence of geographical environment, while Mongolian Zhuzhici in Qing Dynasty affected by the content, forms the rustic artistic features in the choice of imagery, language and the related artistic use.