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An Initial Study of the Ethnic Features of Hands- waving Dance of Tujia Ethnic Group

Zou Ming

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An analysis of the ethnic features of Tujia hands- waving dance helps realize the fact that the dance is the product of the perfect harmony of Ba and Chu cultures. The dance is the cultural character of ancestral worship, interpreting the progress of the primitive art and displaying straightforward and sophisticated character of the local people.

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An analysis of the ethnic features of Tujia hands- waving dance helps realize the fact that the dance is the product of the perfect harmony of Ba and Chu cultures. The dance is the cultural character of ancestral worship, interpreting the progress of the primitive art and displaying straightforward and sophisticated character of the local people.

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An analysis of the ethnic features of Tujia hands- waving dance helps realize the fact that the dance is the product of the perfect harmony of Ba and Chu cultures. The dance is the cultural character of ancestral worship, interpreting the progress of the primitive art and displaying straightforward and sophisticated character of the local people.

Key concepts: Dance, Harmony (color), Ethnic group, Character (mathematics), Folk dance, Worship, Art, Aesthetics

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