Research Series on Dali National Culture (Volume 2)

Author: Zhao Huairen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Dali, a national-level historical and cultural city, has a higher education institution—Dali University. Within it, the Institute of National Culture has gathered a group of experts and scholars. This book presents their new research findings. Building on the previous volume, this book continues to study the historical culture, religious beliefs, language and script, and artistic achievements of the Bai ethnic group and other minority groups. In both depth and breadth, it expands further, enriching the profound and extensive connotations of Dali culture and reflecting the authors' and editors' continuous efforts to innovate and pursue higher academic standards.
This is a harmonious ethnic group. A people who are cautious and respectful not only refrain from reckless and reckless behavior but also value harmony, seeking peace and tranquility. This is natural and logical. Not only within their own ethnic group but also with the Yi, Han, Hui, Naxi, Tibetan, Mongolian, and other ethnic groups, the Bai people are skilled at living in harmony. Historically, multiple ethnic exchanges and migrations have occurred within Dali, but ultimately, they have all blended together, forming a pluralistic yet unified pattern with the Bai as the dominant group, where all ethnic groups live in harmony.
Building on the previous volume, the essays in the second volume continue to study the historical culture, religious beliefs, language and script, and artistic achievements of the Bai and other minority groups. In both depth and breadth, it expands further, enriching the profound and extensive connotations of Dali culture and reflecting the authors' and editors' continuous efforts to innovate and pursue higher academic standards.