场域理论下贵州隆里古城花脸龙传承的优化路径研究OA

The Hualian Long is a distinctive folk a ctivity of Longli Ancient Town,embodying profound cultural significance and spiritual value.In 2005,it was included in Guizhou Province's inaugural list of intangible cultural heritage representatives.Its uniqueness lies in synthesising elements from Ming Dynasty military settlement culture,Nuo opera artistry,and theatrical face-painting traditions,thereby forming cultural characteristics that distinguish it from other dragon dance forms.This article explores optimization pathways for preserving the Hualian Long tradition in Longli Ancient Town,Guizhou,through the lens of field theory.By demonstrating the theory's relevance to the dragon's preservation,it constructs a systematic analytical framework to thoroughly examine the practical challenges confronting its contemporary transmission and development.It is argued that the transmission of Huilian Dragon faces three major challenges:insufficient capital accumulation,weak interaction between domains,and shifting practices among transmission agents.To effectively advance the preservation of Huilian Long,it is necessary to accumulate effective capital across all domains,strengthen interactions and cooperation between domains,and cultivate proactive transmission practices.This can be achieved through pathways such as capital accumulation,domain reinforcement,and practice reshaping.