Origin of the Miao Loong Dance

Authors

  • Liangliang Tan
  • Wenyuan Jia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/m68dzz23

Keywords:

Loong Culture, Miao Loong Dance, Folk Dance

Abstract

As an important part of Miao culture, the Miao loong Dance has a long history and deep cultural connotation. loong culture occupies an important position in ancient Chinese culture and has been inherited and developed in minority cultures, including the Miao. This paper explores the origins of the Miao loong dance and its manifestations in different regions, including the beckoning loong dance in Hainan, the loong catching dance in western Hunan, and the long-shirt loong in Guiding, Guizhou. Through the analysis of these dance forms, it reveals that the Miao loong Dance is deeply rooted in the traditions of nature worship and totem worship, and demonstrates the Miao people's worship of the loong as well as the cultural connotation of praying for good weather and good harvests through the dance. These dance forms not only enrich the cultural connotation of the Miao people, but also demonstrate the diversity and inclusiveness of Chinese culture.

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References

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[4] Jiang Lulu. A study on the dance image and dance rhythm characteristics of the Hainan Miao “loong Dance” [D] Hainan University Master's thesis.2021.

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Published

9 November 2024

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How to Cite

Tan, L., & Jia, W. (2024). Origin of the Miao Loong Dance. International Journal of Education and Humanities, 17(1), 87-90. https://doi.org/10.54097/m68dzz23