02550nas a2200133   4500000000100000008004100001100001400042700001400056245009500070300001200165490000700177520221800184022001402402       2020                            d1 aYuan Qing1 aKang Sook00aA Study on the Folklore of Traditional Guozhuang dance of The Tibetan Nationality in Tibet  a291-3260 v413 aTibetans are mainly distributed in five provinces in northwest China, including Tibet Autonomous Region, Sichuan Province, Yunnan Province, Qinghai Province and Gansu Province. Among them, the Tibet Autonomous Region is the political, economic and cultural center of the Tibetan. As the representative of Tibetan culture, Kangba Tibetan culture is deeply loved by people.Generally speaking, Tibetan culture can be divided into Kangba Tibetan culture, Weizang Tibetan culture and Anduo Tibetan culture. The Kangba Tibetan culture is developed from the integration of The Qiangzu culture. It is the most popular and oldest culture in Tibetan culture today. Weizang Tibetan culture is pure Tibetan culture, with a sense of mystery. The Tibetan culture in Anduo is developed from the comprehensive development of many nationalities.The traditional Guozhuang dance is called the living fossil of Chinese round dance. The history and tradition are verified in the dance. There are many theories about the origin of the traditional Tibetan guozhuang dance. The origin of this dance includes the origin of Huotang, folk origin, etiquette, horse gang and etymology. The origin of Huotang is based on the custom of fire and God, and the origin of horse Gang is based on the theory of cultural communication.Etymological origin is based on the etymology of Guozhuang dance. There are various types of traditional Guozhuang dance with a long history. In this study, the traditional Guozhuang dance of Kangba Tibetan in Tibet Autonomous Region was investigated. The traditional Guozhuang dance of Kangba Tibetans in Tibet Autonomous Region is a kind of dance that embodies Tibetan culture. In 2006, it was designated as China s national intangible cultural heritage and widely spread in China. However, there is no such situation in Korean studies. In this regard, the researchers will analyze the traditional Guozhuang dance of Kangba Tibetan in Tibet Autonomous Region, and on this basis, investigate the value of traditional Guozhuang dance as China s national intangible cultural heritage, consolidate the academic cornerstone of traditional Guozhuang dance, and then use the traditional Guozhuang dance as the basic data.  a1975-4728