Research On Changes Of Hui Nationality’s Marriage Perceptions In Manasi County

This article is based on a fieldwork of ZhuangLanghu village, a multi-ethnicmixed village. It is focused on the changes of marriage perceptions of Hui ethnic eversince the founding of the state, seeking the internal mechanism of its change. Throughthe study, the author uses the culture related theory to analysis. This study not onlyprovides a case for the study of the concept of marriage to Ethnology andAnthropology of Ethnic Minorities in Transition, but also provides a more detailedunderstanding of that transition. This thesis aims at a new reflection of the neglectedcultural factors of that marriage perceptions transition and a new perspective inrelevant research.The article is divided into five parts, the first introductory chapter describes someof the major topics of reason, current research, theory, research methods and datasources, and select locations fieldwork and research time nodes are described.The second chapter describes the marriage perceptions of Hui ethnic previouslyin ZhuangLanghu village before the reform and opening up. The main contentsinclude two aspects: First, general description of the concept of marriage before thefounding of the ZhuangLanghu village; Second, the expounding of the marriageperceptions of Hui ethnic after the founding of the state and till the reform andopening up.In the third chapter, the author focuses on the changes of the marriageperceptions of Hui ethnic since the reform and opening up in ZhuangLanghu village.The demonstrations are mainly mate concept, the idea of divorce and remarriage, andintermarriage Muslim wedding customs and other aspects of the concept.In the fourth chapter, the author analyzed the concept of marriage in the culturaldynamic perspective. Such changes are the result of the interaction of many factors,mainly: Effect of the Marriage Law of the concept of marriage, the impact of nationaltraditional culture on the concept of marriage and the various cultural exchanges ideasabout marriage.The fifth chapter is the conclusion of this article and it discusses the closeinteraction between social change and changes in the development of the concept ofmarriage. In half a century, with the passage of time and changes in society, theconcept of marriage in Xinjiang Hui ethnic is also a step in response to the pace of thetimes. And this response is not only from the political and economic factors outside the influence of cultural factors are also extremely important.