gannan hakka folk and folk songs explore the interdependence of（甘南客家民间的相互依存和民歌探索）.docVIP

Gannan Hakka folk and folk songs explore the interdependence of [Paper Keywords] Gannan Hakka; folk; folk; interdependent [Paper Summary] In this paper, Gannan Hakka folk activities start, dig Gannan Hakka folk songs, folk and dependencies, which further demonstrate the unique culture of Hakka life and spiritual beliefs, and explore and make the rich cultural heritage of these precious characteristics of Gannan Hakka opportunity to continue to survive? Folk songs and folk are twin sisters, very close relationship? They all had close ties with people’s lives, we can say things like most folk songs are accompanied by corresponding the same time, most of the folk songs reflect a certain thing like? So folk relationship with the folk like the relationship between fish and water, left the folk songs, many folk activities would not exist; Similarly, the left folk, a lot of folk have lost their deep moral? ‘Song’ and ‘vulgar.’ together for hundreds of years, they influence each other, relying on each other, the Hakka people’s lives decorated colorful? bang? As time goes on, now, many of our folk activities have faded in most areas and even the lost art, but In Gannan Hakka still retained? so scholars believe that there is more original Gannan Hakka culture, which is Gannan Hakka folk songs, folk and interdependence dictates? A? Hakka folk customs of life 1 Hakka folk customs of marriage Gannan Hakka Wedding basically followed the ancient ritual, but in the process and content of specific activities, but varied and full of local flavor? Such as ‘next of kin’, there is ‘weeping’? ‘Noisy married’? ‘Marriage bar’, etc. different ‘program’? in the Gannan Hakka, girls get married when they retained the ‘weeping’ This custom of the time the family? relatives to give ‘rolling back’ the money? bride to be married before a night vigil, lt; lt;Wedding Lamentgt;gt; on a true description of this scene? this ‘weeping’ is crying, this is really ‘sing’, the feelings of more