Research On Han Culture Of Areas Inhabited By Uygur Nationality

This paper is guided by the Marxism ethnological theory,and mainly studies the Han culture of the Uygur inhabited areas in the Makit county of Xinjiang.In Makit county,the cultural resources of the Han nationality are diverse.Various cultures can be referenced and compared,and opportunities for multicultural contact are increasing.In the process of cultural adaptation,different groups of cultures provide the possibility for the appearance and development of new styles of Han culture through interaction.It can be seen that both in the material and spiritual aspects,the Han nationality in the Makit County gradually formed a culture with regional characteristics.The length of time spent living in Makit county is different,and the scope and extent of influence by Uygur culture will also be different.The Han culture of the Makit County is in a relatively dynamic,changing and developing process.This paper mainly uses the field work and the cross-cultural comparison to describe the Han culture of the Makit County through the case study.This paper is divided into five parts.The first part mainly includes the topic selection and significance,research methods,literature review.The second part is about the general introduction of the field point,mainly starting with the general situation of the Makit County,the general situation of the Han nationality in the Makit County and the basic situation of the case.The third part first presents the culture of the Han nationality in Makit County from the perspective of cultural change,and shows them in terms of their production methods,language use,customs and etiquette habits,living patterns,and daily life.Then,it analyzes the characteristics of Han cultural changes,which are mainly manifested in the combination of reservations and inclusiveness,unbalanced changes in cultural element,and cultural changes undergoing contact-adjustment-reconstruction.Last it analyzes the factors that influence Han cultural changes.Including natural climatic conditions and geographical location,Uygur culture,ethnic population,living pattern,family structure and subjective identity.