On the Religious Origin of Mongolian Dances
Ying Xu
Abstract
Ying Xu
Abstract
Mongolian dance itself has very deep religious meaning and it is the reflection of the Mongolian people's attitude perception towards life and nature.And this kind of meaning is developed by the talent of singing and dancing of Mongolian people and also it made many Mongolian dances used to be related to religion gradually became folk dance in the process of its development.
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Mongolian dance itself has very deep religious meaning and it is the reflection of the Mongolian people's attitude perception towards life and nature.And this kind of meaning is developed by the talent of singing and dancing of Mongolian people and also it made many Mongolian dances used to be related to religion gradually became folk dance in the process of its development.
Key concepts: Dance, Folk dance, Meaning (existential), Singing, Aesthetics, Perception, Folk song, Reflection (computer programming)