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Mode of Inheritance of Mongolian Traditional Art

SA Ri-n

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Resources of Mongolian traditional art are very rich,colorful and have a long history. The inheritance of Mongolian traditional art mainly consists of family heritage,mentoring style,social heritage,school education,etc.,from generation to generation,which continues to today and has become an important part of traditional Mongolian culture.

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Resources of Mongolian traditional art are very rich,colorful and have a long history. The inheritance of Mongolian traditional art mainly consists of family heritage,mentoring style,social heritage,school education,etc.,from generation to generation,which continues to today and has become an important part of traditional Mongolian culture.

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Resources of Mongolian traditional art are very rich,colorful and have a long history. The inheritance of Mongolian traditional art mainly consists of family heritage,mentoring style,social heritage,school education,etc.,from generation to generation,which continues to today and has become an important part of traditional Mongolian culture.

Key concepts: Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Style (visual arts), Mode (computer interface), Cultural heritage, Visual arts, Cultural inheritance, Aesthetics, Art

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