The Influence and Radiation of Tibetan Culture in the Tibetan-Yi Corridor
Zou Libo
Abstract
Zou Libo
Abstract
On the basis of cultural partition and from the perspective of religion,this article compares the specific manifestations of Tibetan culture in different cultural sections in the Tibetan-Yi Corridor and analyzes the main characteristics of its impact on the different ethnic groups living along the Tibetan-Yi Corridor and their cultural layout.It is argued that Tibetan culture has been spread to other ethnic groups and other language groups with some differences at different levels and in different places.While integrating the elements of Tibetan Buddhism organically into their native religious beliefs,different ethnic groups are still sticking to the native religious beliefs in terms of the composition of religious staff,native language,and religious ideas.
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On the basis of cultural partition and from the perspective of religion,this article compares the specific manifestations of Tibetan culture in different cultural sections in the Tibetan-Yi Corridor and analyzes the main characteristics of its impact on the different ethnic groups living along the Tibetan-Yi Corridor and their cultural layout.It is argued that Tibetan culture has been spread to other ethnic groups and other language groups with some differences at different levels and in different places.While integrating the elements of Tibetan Buddhism organically into their native religious beliefs,different ethnic groups are still sticking to the native religious beliefs in terms of the composition of religious staff,native language,and religious ideas.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Ethnic group, Perspective (graphical), Partition (number theory), Geography, Sociology, Anthropology, Gender studies