Analysis of the Path to Enhancing National Aesthetic through Art Derivatives

This study, through the study of the Dai Kinnara dance and from the perspective of "China-Asean" community, aims to deeply understand the cultural and interactive relations among countries and ethnic groups in Indochina Peninsula and border areas, which will help promote the "Belt and Road" plan to enter a higher level of cultural integration, mutual understanding and collaborative progress. As an important part of Dai culture, Kinnara dance not only carries rich national history and cultural information, but also is an important carrier of Dai people's emotional expression and social life. This study further discusses the current status of the contemporary inheritance of the Kinnara dance, analyzes the main difficulties and challenges faced, and puts forward specific measures to protect the inheritance.With the continuous development of society and the improvement of people's aesthetic standards, art derivatives, as a direct reflection of artworks and a new type of cultural product, have gradually attracted attention and love from the public. This article aims to explore the importance of art derivatives to national aesthetic education, analyze their roles in enhancing the public's aesthetic literacy, promoting cultural exchange, and inheriting excellent traditional culture, and further discuss how to improve the level of national aesthetic education through the promotion and popularization art derivatives.

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Arts Studies and Criticism
Published
2024-10-09
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https://doi.org/10.32629/asc.v5i4.2673
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Vietnamese History and Culture Studies
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Analysis of the Path to Enhancing National Aesthetic through Art Derivatives

Xiaomeng Zhong
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Analysis of the Path to Enhancing National Aesthetic through Art Derivatives

Xiaomeng Zhong
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Abstract

This study, through the study of the Dai Kinnara dance and from the perspective of "China-Asean" community, aims to deeply understand the cultural and interactive relations among countries and ethnic groups in Indochina Peninsula and border areas, which will help promote the "Belt and Road" plan to enter a higher level of cultural integration, mutual understanding and collaborative progress. As an important part of Dai culture, Kinnara dance not only carries rich national history and cultural information, but also is an important carrier of Dai people's emotional expression and social life. This study further discusses the current status of the contemporary inheritance of the Kinnara dance, analyzes the main difficulties and challenges faced, and puts forward specific measures to protect the inheritance.With the continuous development of society and the improvement of people's aesthetic standards, art derivatives, as a direct reflection of artworks and a new type of cultural product, have gradually attracted attention and love from the public. This article aims to explore the importance of art derivatives to national aesthetic education, analyze their roles in enhancing the public's aesthetic literacy, promoting cultural exchange, and inheriting excellent traditional culture, and further discuss how to improve the level of national aesthetic education through the promotion and popularization art derivatives.

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