As national intangible cultural heritage, "Tongli Xuanjuan" is a traditional fork speaking-singing art with local music features. Selected as "intangible cultural heritage", "Tongli Xuanjuan" has gained a legal room for survival and new vitality for development. However, the inheritance of this folk art needs not only governmental support, but also non-governmental assistance. As a form of local folk art, "Tongli Xuanjuan" has its own non-governmental way of inheritance. As important non-governmental elements of inheritance, "Paihua", which is similar to a broker, and "Foniang", which literally means a "Buddhist Lady", have played a significant role in the inheritance of "Tongli Xuanjuan" in both traditional and modern societies. Therefore, it is important to consider how to bring the non-governmental factors into full play in a government dominating framework from the perspective of the "intangible cultural heritage".
HUANG Ya-xin
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CHEN Qin-jian
. The Role of “Paihua” and “Foniang” in the Non-governmental Inheritance of the Tongli's Speaking-singing Art of Xuanjuan[J]. Journal of East China Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences), 2020
, 52(2)
: 147
-160
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DOI: 10.16382/j.cnki.1000-5579.2020.02.014