Cultural Changes And Adaptation Of The Hairar Daur Nation

The Daur is one of the 55 ethnic minorities in China,Has its own unique national culture.With the development of the economy and the times,It's becoming increasingly impossible to do without others help.For a better life,Access to additional resources,All nations and individuals must cooperate with others.In order to adapt to the new environment,Many traditional cultures,customs has been founded out that Not fit for the new era and the environment.So it been abandoned,and Into a new culture and a new habit and New national cultural identity.The Daur in the Hairar district is one such group.The purpose of this study is to investigate the cultural characteristics of the Daur ethnic group in Hairar District to speculate on the trend of the cultural changes of the Daur ethnic group in Inner Mongolia.This study uses ethnic group theory and cultural inheritance to explain the cultural characteristics of the Daur ethnic group in Hairar D istrict.In practical sense,the research results are helpful to the understanding and further study of the minority groups in the cities,at least in the Daur cities,and to find new theories and methods for preserving cultural diversity.And it may be beneficial to the mutual understanding and exchange between the Daur people and other cultural people in the city.This research material comes from the author's 2 months of field investigation in helar district of hulunbeier city,interviewed 52 hailar daur members,and surveyed 51 hailar daur members.The content of this paper is to start with the traditional Daur culture as a benchmark,and then introduce the current situation of the Daur culture in Hairar District,using ethnic group theory,subcultural group theory,and cultural inheritance theory,and cooperating with the author in the field survey.Collected interview data and questionnaire data,This paper summarizes and analyzes the traditional culture of the Daur people in the Hairar region,the changes,the knowledge of the Daur people in the Hairar region and the reasons for the retention or loss or change of their culture.The conclusion of this paper is that the Daur people in the Hairar area are only a subculture group as revealed by Bath's boundary theory.Although they accepted the changes in this group's culture,accepted the "other culture",and even formed the "identity diversity of individuals and even some people,but these did not shake their recognition of the mother,and their ethnic identity remained.The Daur people in the Hairar district are still making efforts to maintain and develop their own culture.