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Discussion on Woodcarving Decoration Ari of Bai Nationality in DaLi

Sun Dan

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The Bai people in Dali learned much of the advanced Han culture and building technology while keeping their own tradition. This incorporation resulted in a unique style embodied in the Bai woodcarving. Bai woodcarving is a now very important part of the national culture in Yunnan.

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The Bai people in Dali learned much of the advanced Han culture and building technology while keeping their own tradition. This incorporation resulted in a unique style embodied in the Bai woodcarving. Bai woodcarving is a now very important part of the national culture in Yunnan.

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The Bai people in Dali learned much of the advanced Han culture and building technology while keeping their own tradition. This incorporation resulted in a unique style embodied in the Bai woodcarving. Bai woodcarving is a now very important part of the national culture in Yunnan.

Key concepts: Nationality, Style (visual arts), Embodied cognition, Han nationality, Art, Ancient history, History, Visual arts

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