The Reason Why People Sing Hua'er: A Case Study Based on the Inheritors of He Huang Hua'er

摘要

He Huang Hua'er is a kind of folk song with regional style and cultural characteristics in northwestern China, and it is a world intangible cultural heritage. As the original living environment of the Hua'er singers change with the times and social development, Hua'er and its singers' lifestyle, market environment and concept are constantly changing, the ecological environment of the original Hua'er is facing enormous challenges. This article takes Kong Weifang, the inheritor of Linxia Hua'er in Gansu Province, as a case study object, with her experience as the acceptance of Hua'er and the research basis of the dilemma, she believes that the research and innovation of "intangible culture" can only become a drive force of living culture development. However, in our intangible cultural heritage protection project, the "original" "living" "intangible culture" is the real object of our protection.