On The Inheritance And Development Of Dai’s Folk Frescoes

The Lancang River in Xishuangbanna,Yunnan Province,where the Dai people live,is home to many Dai villages.Each village is located in the Burma Temple,and the Burma Temple painted murals for the Dai people to inherit and preach.The frescoes in Burma Temple depict the folk stories and ancient folklore of the Dai ethnic group,showing the local conditions and customs of the Dai ethnic group.The murals of the Dai Burmese Temple focus on simplicity,and the local Dai people use their own ethnic language to truly represent the daily life and customs of the local Dai people.At present,due to the convenience of transportation and information,most of the minorities in Yunnan are gradually becoming Chinese.However,the local ethnic flavor is not lost in these ancient Dai folk murals,and the murals of Dai culture are more authentic and close to the daily life of the contemporary Dai local people.The dai ethnic folk folk paintings is not only the dai ethnic folk art,but also embodies the local ethnic culture the wisdom of the yunnan dai ethnic area folk folk paintings now become less and less,some of the existing strong the dai ethnic folk style of the dai ethnic folk folk paintings have only in xishuangbanna,the surrounding small towns and villages can more completely saw.Folk murals of the Dai ethnic group are the language of the Dai ethnic group as well as the place for the Dai people to inherit and preach.The development of The Times can not abandon the traditional folk art,in the Dai folk murals at any stage can not forget the inheritance and development.The dai ethnic folk folk paintings vividly shows the dai people’s rich and colorful ethnic culture,and to a certain extent,fully reflects the contemporary China local dai ethnic traditional culture,habits,customs,cultural relics and the dai society on the relationship between the different classes and their dominants,with high appreciation study of ethnic literature art collection value.