Chinese Folk Arts: Multiple Forms and Cultural Implications (Englisch) Oxford OEC L1 Taschenbuch: 334 Seiten

Taschenbuch: 334 Seiten

and also includes works by young writers Wei Wei

with his unique understanding of the rural life in China

Hebei Tablet Pavilion in the Putuozongsheng Monastery

entworfen und produziert

Chinese Folk Arts: Multiple Forms and Cultural Implications (Englisch) Oxford OEC L1 Taschenbuch: 334 SeitenThe creators of Chinese folk art come from the working class masses of China'srural areas. They are mostly female laborers. A communal art, folk art wouldengender all of Chinese literature and all later art. Its presence is evident ineveryday food, clothing, shelter and transportation; in traditional festivals, cer emonies and rituals, and in beliefs and taboos. As a living example of culturalheritage, it shows the continuity of Chinese culture from