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Buyi Folk Songs of the Second Local Language Area during Guizhou Society Changes

Zeng Guo-guo

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Through an exploration of the features,functions and contents for the folk songs of the Buyi' second local language area in Guizhou,the present article indicates that the folk songs changed in functions and varieties.The main reasons are: 1.quick modernization and economic development;2.quick transmission of heterogeneous culture;3.self-adaptation of culture.

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Through an exploration of the features,functions and contents for the folk songs of the Buyi' second local language area in Guizhou,the present article indicates that the folk songs changed in functions and varieties.The main reasons are: 1.quick modernization and economic development;2.quick transmission of heterogeneous culture;3.self-adaptation of culture.

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Through an exploration of the features,functions and contents for the folk songs of the Buyi' second local language area in Guizhou,the present article indicates that the folk songs changed in functions and varieties.The main reasons are: 1.quick modernization and economic development;2.quick transmission of heterogeneous culture;3.self-adaptation of culture.

Key concepts: Modernization theory, Adaptation (eye), Folk song, Local language, Geography, History, Linguistics, Literature

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