Cultural loss and cultural regression——Studey on the cultural change of the mongolian in Xingmeng village
Ma Chuang
Abstract
Ma Chuang
Abstract
In order to adapt the new environment,the Mongolian who had lived on the prairie borrowed the cultural of other nationalities and created the new cultural peculiarities after they settled down in Tonghai county of Yunnan province.The traditional Mongolian culture has been lost gradually.With the increased interactions with the Mongolian in Inner Mongolia,the culture identity of the Mongolian in Xingmeng village has been strengthened,and the main features of cultural change is cultural regression.The loss and regression of the culture of the Mongolian in Xingmeng village shows that cultural change is a long-term and continuous process,any nationality develops and changes constantly,and their cultural peculiarities changes constantly.
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In order to adapt the new environment,the Mongolian who had lived on the prairie borrowed the cultural of other nationalities and created the new cultural peculiarities after they settled down in Tonghai county of Yunnan province.The traditional Mongolian culture has been lost gradually.With the increased interactions with the Mongolian in Inner Mongolia,the culture identity of the Mongolian in Xingmeng village has been strengthened,and the main features of cultural change is cultural regression.The loss and regression of the culture of the Mongolian in Xingmeng village shows that cultural change is a long-term and continuous process,any nationality develops and changes constantly,and their cultural peculiarities changes constantly.
Key concepts: Cultural identity, Nationality, Identity (music), Geography, Inner mongolia, Big Five personality traits and culture, Sociology, Ethnology