The Swan Dance Of The Ewenki Nationality—Exploration On The Inheritance And Protection Of "Norri Cut"

Ewenki is known as "people living in the mountains and forests".Its folk dance is a culture and art bred in the long history of the ethnic group and the unique background environment.It is an indispensable precious culture in the historical resources of Ewenki.The swan dance of Ewenki ethnic group is one of the eight traditional folk dances and the only one with the symbolic meaning of totem worship.Its origin legend is closely related to the development of Ewenki ethnic group in Ming and Qing Dynasties,and has the representative role of Ewenki ethnic group's cultural belief.This paper is based on the field investigation of ewenksoren tribe in Nehe City,Heilongjiang Province.Through communication and study with the local folk artists,we can understand the current situation of the inheritance of "Guri",and then,combined with a large number of historical documents collected by the author in the Folk Museum of Sorun tribe,we can carefully study the difference between the traditional origin and the modern evolution of "Guri",and explore the variation of it.The author's thoughts and suggestions on the inheritance and development of "good offices " are further aroused.