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Historical origin and Change of Tujia Traditional Folk Songs and Dances of “Shuashua”

Rong Liu

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“Shuashua” is one of the traditional songs and dances of Tujia people,The author believes that it originated from the primitive sacrifice dance, then developed into a mass amusement. It has three social natures, and experiences from the historical change of Shua God,Xileshen,Huadeng to Shuashua, and last it manages to complete its functional change.

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“Shuashua” is one of the traditional songs and dances of Tujia people,The author believes that it originated from the primitive sacrifice dance, then developed into a mass amusement. It has three social natures, and experiences from the historical change of Shua God,Xileshen,Huadeng to Shuashua, and last it manages to complete its functional change.

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“Shuashua” is one of the traditional songs and dances of Tujia people,The author believes that it originated from the primitive sacrifice dance, then developed into a mass amusement. It has three social natures, and experiences from the historical change of Shua God,Xileshen,Huadeng to Shuashua, and last it manages to complete its functional change.

Key concepts: Amusement, Folk dance, Dance, Sacrifice, Folk song, Literature, History, Art

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