Cultural Construction of the Hui Ethnic Group Community in the Process of Rural Urbanization —Ethnography of Minle Community in Yin Chuan
Dan Wang
Abstract
Dan Wang
Abstract
The Hui ethnic group's families are pursuing religious identity and cultural construction in the new administrative region with the development of rural urbanization.As the Mosque,Arabic school and Muslim kindergarten spread Islamic ideas,Min Le Hui's community in Yin Chuan is an active one for Islamic culture construction.The disintegration of rural community changes people's ideas and ways of communicating with others.The identity of spiritual community surpasses the original geographical one and become a spiritual juncture for the Hui ethnic group to intensify their ethnical boundary via Islam.With the local inhabitants and flow of the inhabitants and floating populations,the community may be broken up simultaneously.
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The Hui ethnic group's families are pursuing religious identity and cultural construction in the new administrative region with the development of rural urbanization.As the Mosque,Arabic school and Muslim kindergarten spread Islamic ideas,Min Le Hui's community in Yin Chuan is an active one for Islamic culture construction.The disintegration of rural community changes people's ideas and ways of communicating with others.The identity of spiritual community surpasses the original geographical one and become a spiritual juncture for the Hui ethnic group to intensify their ethnical boundary via Islam.With the local inhabitants and flow of the inhabitants and floating populations,the community may be broken up simultaneously.
Key concepts: Ethnic group, Ethnography, Urbanization, Islam, Identity (music), Muslim community, Sociology, Gender studies