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On the Change of Tujia Minority Dress and Personal Adornment Based on the Development of National Policy towards Minority Nationalities

Qiong Liu

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During the change of eras,influenced by central Chinese civilization and other nationalities’ civilization,Tujia civilization’s development has its own feature on every stage.This development is vividly reflected by the change of Tujia dress and personal adornment,which is controlled by the change of policies towards minority nationalities.

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During the change of eras,influenced by central Chinese civilization and other nationalities’ civilization,Tujia civilization’s development has its own feature on every stage.This development is vividly reflected by the change of Tujia dress and personal adornment,which is controlled by the change of policies towards minority nationalities.

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During the change of eras,influenced by central Chinese civilization and other nationalities’ civilization,Tujia civilization’s development has its own feature on every stage.This development is vividly reflected by the change of Tujia dress and personal adornment,which is controlled by the change of policies towards minority nationalities.

Key concepts: Adornment, Civilization, Political science, Sociology, Gender studies, Aesthetics, Anthropology, Art

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