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Interpretation And Inquiry Of Hui Dance Body Culture Symbols

Posted on:2019-08-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y M TaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2405330548464114Subject:School of music and dance
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With the development of cultural diversity and the rapid expansion of urban space,the living environment and language of the nation have been affected to varying degrees.People gradually begin to pay attention to the body and want to seek a sense of national identity in the body language symbols that are soaked by culture.As a cultural phenomenon,the Hui dance uses the rhythmic body as the carrier to transmit information through the symbolic body movement symbols to establish the body aesthetics,and then achieve spiritual comfort and resonance,which is conducive to the inheritance and development of the national culture.In recent years,the good development momentum of the Hui dance has shown that the Hui people have been more active in national cultural undertakings,gradually returning to the study of the nature of cultural symbols in their exploration,and striving to communicate their cultural values and aesthetic orientation through the body and gain more.People's understanding and recognition of Hui dance.This paper is based on the historical origin of Hui Dance.It tries to use the existing data of Hui Dance as the basis,and strives to place Hui Dance in a cultural context.It interprets and analyzes the potential linguistic and cultural implications in the symbol of dance movements,and uses it to build culture.The bridge between body and symbol proposes other artistic achievements that can be learned from the future development of Hui ethnic dance,forms the artistic style of the ethnic dance,and constructs the national aesthetic pursuit in which the body language expression is in harmony with the internal spiritual culture,and seeks support for the reasonable existence of the Hui dance.
Keywords/Search Tags:Hui dance, Historical origin, Body language, Action symbols, Hui culture
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