Guizhou has the largest number of traditional villages and
ethnic minority characteristic villages in China, carrying a large number of
conservative ethnic minority traditional culture. The semi-closed livelihood of
residents makes the diverse traditional cultures of ethnic minorities feature a
high sense of authenticity and mystery. Under the impact of modern life style
however, these precious traditional cultures are faced with multiple
vulnerabilities in terms of diversity, authenticity, viability, and sustainability.
It is mainly manifested in the loss of cultural diversity and the destruction
of cultural authenticity caused by the outflow of young people and the
prosperity of tourism. In addition, the loss of cultural vitality and the
threat of cultural sustainability caused by the modern life mode and the
transformation and trends toward homogeneity are matters of concern. Relying on
anthropological investigation and the analysis of the transmission and
development mode of traditional culture, this paper takes ethnic villages in
Guizhou as an example to explore the path of traditional culture inheritance
and protection in southwest ethnic areas with rural revitalization as
background. It puts forward feasible
suggestions on the activation and protection of traditional culture in ethnic
villages.
Author(s) Details:
Wu Tingting,
Graduate Student in Anthropology at the School of Sociology and
Anthropology of Xiamen University at Xiamen in the Fujian Province, P. R.
China.
Please see the link here: https://stm.bookpi.org/AEGIE/article/view/13580
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