The impact of the cultural and social environments in China and Thailand on the psychological expression of the traditional 'three-string dance' art of the Lisu people

The Lisu people are a transnational ethnic group. In the social and cultural environment of different countries, the "Sanxian Dance" in the traditional culture of the Lisu people has formed different artistic psychological expressions. This research uses the in-depth interview method. A survey was conducted on sixty people, including inheritors, dancers and dance enthusiasts of the "Sanxian Dance" from China and Thailand. The study found that the social and cultural environments of different countries have led to the following manifestations in people's expressions of artistic psychology: The artistic psychological expression of the steps of the "Sanxian Dance" shows the differences in rhythm and speed; The artistic psychological expression of character creation in "Sanxian Dance" shows the difference between character creation and emotional sustenance; The inheritance concept of "Sanxian Dance" shows the difference between adapting to the environment and retaining the traditional model. This research comes at a time when international cultural exchanges are becoming increasingly frequent. By studying the dancers' body language, we can understand people's inner emotional expressions. By exploring the environment, we can see its impact on people's psychology. A new research perspective is proposed.

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Environment and Social Psychology
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2025-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.59429/esp.v10i1.3407
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Diversity and Impact of Dance
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The impact of the cultural and social environments in China and Thailand on the psychological expression of the traditional 'three-string dance' art of the Lisu people

Jing Qu, Yao Yu, Tuomeiciren Heyang, Yufan Wang
Environment and Social Psychology
Diversity and Impact of Dance
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The impact of the cultural and social environments in China and Thailand on the psychological expression of the traditional 'three-string dance' art of the Lisu people

Jing Qu, Yao Yu, Tuomeiciren Heyang, Yufan Wang
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Abstract

The Lisu people are a transnational ethnic group. In the social and cultural environment of different countries, the "Sanxian Dance" in the traditional culture of the Lisu people has formed different artistic psychological expressions. This research uses the in-depth interview method. A survey was conducted on sixty people, including inheritors, dancers and dance enthusiasts of the "Sanxian Dance" from China and Thailand. The study found that the social and cultural environments of different countries have led to the following manifestations in people's expressions of artistic psychology: The artistic psychological expression of the steps of the "Sanxian Dance" shows the differences in rhythm and speed; The artistic psychological expression of character creation in "Sanxian Dance" shows the difference between character creation and emotional sustenance; The inheritance concept of "Sanxian Dance" shows the difference between adapting to the environment and retaining the traditional model. This research comes at a time when international cultural exchanges are becoming increasingly frequent. By studying the dancers' body language, we can understand people's inner emotional expressions. By exploring the environment, we can see its impact on people's psychology. A new research perspective is proposed.

Environment and Social PsychologyVol. 10(1)
Krirk University (TH), Lampang Hospital (TH), Jiangxi Agricultural University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
Diversity and Impact of Dance
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