An Anthropological Study On The Changes Of Daur Plants

The change is the feature of the culture and all cultures change.Culture change is one of anthropological study. Nowadays ,the anthropological research about the cultural change mainly focuses on the phenomenon, cause and influence of the cultural change. This paper discussed about the change of the Daur plants from the Mid-17th Century to today in a view of anthropology. In this paper, according to the historical records about Daur plants ,the forerunner's related research achievements and the field work in the villege of Tengke which located in the Tengke town in Morindawa Daur Autonomous Banner, we discussed closely about the change of Daur plants from the Mid-17th Century to today and the change of the relationship between the plants and the lives of the Daurs. Based on those above ,we pointed out that the main cause of these changes was the influence of the government system and policies and the contact of Daur and the agriculture of the Han-Chinese. Moreover, we analyzed the problems existing in the structure of the Daur plants and predicted the future development of Daur plants.This text included three parts ,notebly the introduction(chapter 1), the main text(chapter 2,chapter 3,chapter 4,chapter) and conclusion.Chapter 1: this chapter have confirmed the meaning and value of the research about Daur plants and introduced the related research situation ,the approach and the general situation of the Tengke villege.Chapter 2: this chapter introduced the Daur ways of planting and managing plants in four periods and agricultural tools of Daurs in each period.Chapter 3: this chapter argued that the changes of Daur plants influenced the relationship between the Daurs and the plants in three aspects ,notebly the diet, everyday life and the custom of smoking. Chapter 4: this chapter analyzed the cause of the changes of the Daur plants.Chapter 5: this chapter look forward to the future development of Daur plants through analyzing the problems existing in the structure of the Daur plants today.Conclusion:...