关于撒拉族口头传统的变迁与活态传承研究OA

The traditional wedding ceremony of the Salar ethnic group was inscribed on the First National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2006.The oral traditions embedded in the wedding ceremony are not only carriers of the national sentiments of the Salar people,but also a cultural practice system integrated into the rural social network.This study adopts a comprehensive combination of research methods including participatory observation,in-depth interviews,questionnaire surveys,multi-node follow-up visits and textual analysis,to systematically examine the evolution trajectory of the Salar oral traditions against the backdrop of modern social and cultural context.It further reveals the deep-seated tensions arising from educational and teaching reforms,the decline of the ethnic language,the impact of religious disciplines,changes in marital values and generational disparities in aesthetic cognition.Grounded in the core concept of"community-orientation",the study puts forward the construction of a dynamic inheritance mechanism:centered on community will and participation,driven by youth identity and co-creation,based on community selection and practice,and guided by ethical negotiation and innovation.This mechanism aims to advance the transformation of oral tradition protection from"salvage-based preservation"to"sustainable regeneration".