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Study on the Teaching of Integrating Southern Hunan Folk Art Into Artistic Our Team Had a One-Year Investigation in Xiangkun Art Publishing Firm,1990, Pp.418 Educational Innovations and Applications- Tijus, Meen, Chang ISBN: 978-981-14-2064-1 Picture 3 and picture 4 presented below shows that local opera series(4th serie), Hunan: Hunan literature and Study on the teaching of integrating southern Hunan Folk art into artistic our team had a one-year investigation in Xiangkun art publishing firm,1990, pp.418. Opera troupe in Hunan province. Our team summarized [2] X.Z.Zhou, The research on local opera in higher design three books named < repertoire of Xiangkun Opera>, education , Wuhan:World Publishing Corporation, Issue 1,a 1,b 2,c <costumes of Xiangkun Opera > and <makeup of No. 3, 2013, pp.106. Lizhen Li , Baohua Liao and JipingYue Xiangkun Opera > and produced a microcinema for [3] J.P.Zhou and Guoping Wang, Selected articles on the 1 classes named <the origin of Hunan culture—getting history of Suzhou University, Suzhou: Suzhou university Xiangnan University 2kede college of capital normal university close to Xiangkun Opera> preliminarily. We have press, 2008, pp.437. a b c published this short video through the platform named [4] F.Ke, The heritage and development of Kunqu Opera in [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] microcinema for classes in Hunan province and won modern society, Beijing:Culture and Art Publishing Firm, Corresponding author: Baohua Liao, [email protected] the second award. The next step for us is to finish the 2014, pp.205. microcinema for classes completely publish it through [5] F.Kuyumcu,, The Importance of "Art Education" Courses Abstract art in Chenzhou, two cities of Yongzhou , counties of platform named Chaoixingfanya. There are various in the Education of Prospective Teachers, Procedia - southern Hunan province and southern parts of modern teaching techniques and digital platform can Social and Behavioral Sciences, Issue No. 51, 2012, pp. At present, folk art is confronted with insuring Hengyang. The southern Hunan folk art is a branch of help Xiangkun Opera education achieve remote 474-479. predicament of no inheritance.The inheritance and Chinese excellent traditional culture with rich cultural education. We believe that having applied interactive [6] (French) written by Baudrillard, Edited by Zhiming Lin. innovation of folk art heritage requires the meaning, unique characteristics and distinct aesthetic contents and design, Xiangkun Opera can attract more The system of Objects, Shanghai: Shanghai People's Government's attention and the attention of all sectors characteristics. How to explore southern Hunan folk attention. Publishing Firm, 2001, pp.223. of society, as well as the initiative of universities.Under art, how to do researches on aesthetic characteristics [7] H.Y.Zhang, Urban image and urban culture-comparison of the realistic background of the transformation and of southern Hunan folk art and how to establish urban image in domestic and in overseas, Nanjing: education reform of colleges and universities, from the education mode to combine southern Hunan folk art Southeast University Press, 2004, pp.132. point of view of teaching and talent training, this paper with general art design have important meaning and [8] Y.U.Weimin, The possibility of developing Kunqu Opera focuses on the theoretical and practical problems of positive effects to the problem of how to effectively in modern society, researches on art and culture, 2011, integrating Hunan folk art into the teaching of art solve the inheritance and innovation application in pp.139-161. design in colleges and universities to promote the reform southern Hunan folk art. [9] Uzunboylu, & İşlek, Evaluation of Art Education in Terms of education and teaching of art design major in of Content Analysis[J]. Procedia - Social and Behavioral colleges and universities, take the initiative to bear the I. Literature review Sciences, Issue No. 136, 2014, pp.370-380. responsibility of folk art inheritance and innovation, so [10] Şahan, M. A general evaluation of art education in Turkey, as to cultivate high-quality talents to find a realistic and In the situation of global culture, more and more Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, Issue No. 1, feasible path. countries pay more attention to the protection, 2009, pp.984-987. inheritance, propagation, [11] Z.M.Zhou, The report on the development of Xiangkun Keywords: Southern Hunan Folk art, artistic design, characteristics design of national folk nature. In Opera —for the memory of 60-years Study on the teaching Norway, it is compulsory that each student at least development, Yihai, Issue No. 3, 2017, pp.15-21. [12]A.Li learns one kind of national non-material national culture Culture is the foundation of a country and the source before 15 years old. In Thailand, collage poh-chang ÖztÜrk art education Aas an expression of Fig. 2: < repertoire of Xiangkun Opera>, <costumes of phenomenon A-T. Tymieniecka (ed.), Analecta of national cohesion and creativity. President Xi Jinping establish traditional lacquer courses where students can Xiangkun Opera > and <makeup of Xiangkun Opera > Husserliana CII, Springer Science+Business Media B.V. has stressed many times that inheriting the excellent learn to product craft lacquer boxes, lacquer plates and 2009, pp.88 traditional Chinese culture is an important content and lacquer screens. Many universities around the world [13] L.Bresler, International handbook of research in arts basic path for building cultural confidence since the 18th provide students with various national traditional art education (Springer international handbook of research in National Congress of the Communist Party of China. courses to help them appreciate traditional art in arts education), Dordrecht, The Netherlands: General Office of the Central Committee of the domestic or overseas. Professor Somporn in the college Springer.2007, pp.25. Communist Party of China and the State Council Poh-chang said:“ open Thailand is being more [14] H.Jin, Non-material cultural heritage in Suzhou— General Office has published a report severely affected by globalization. taking Su Opera and Kunqu Opera as an exmple, Journal named 《 Guidance about the inheritance and Education itself is a part of culture and has an of suzhou university of science and technology, Issue No. 9, development on the implementation of Chinese inescapable responsibility for the inheritance of 2012, pp.52-56. excellent traditional culture 》 on January 25, 2017. national traditional culture. Thai art design education The main goal of this report is that and nationalization of the interaction Acknowledge systems for Chinese excellent traditional culture and integration is increasingly close ” . Meanwhile, Fig. 3: microcinema for classes named <the origin of Hunan “ culture—getting close to Xiangkun Opera> inheritance and development will be generally professor Banlu believes: design [1]In the 13th five-year plan of scientific education in Hunan established in 2025. Meanwhile, the research, should have a soul. This soul is the heart of our Thai ” Conclusion province, project named <research on how to combine development, education, protection, innovation and nation. [2] Two professors from poh-chang college in Hunan folk art with art design> was financed and propagating of the Chinese traditional culture will be Thailand emphasized the nationality The development of Xiangkun Opera needs the help reached some results. The number of developed and reach to a satisfactory result. "Excellent of modern art education. from government, opera troupe and education the project is:XJK18ATW002. traditional Chinese culture" was mentioned five times in In the era of education internationalization and institution. Each institution should play a part in the [2]project named <research on introducing Xiangkun Opera the report of the 19th National Congress of the diversification, China has similar artistic education heritage and development platform[14]. The education to general education by internet> was financed by Communist Party of China. The report points out that background with other countries, who has rich cultural institution can solve the problem of how to popularize Chenzhou Social Science Institution. it is necessary to "promote the creative transformation resources and is affected by western design culture. At Xiangkun Opera’s basic knowledge. The digital The number of the project is:Czssk12017087. and innovative development of the excellent traditional present, the education reform of Chinese art design platform, digital image processing software and [3]research-based and innovative practice project named Chinese culture" and it is essential to “deeply explore has aroused wide attention on how to get out of the modern video editing software can help Xiangkun <research on visionary art in Kunqu Opera in Guiyang> the ideology, humanistic spirit and moral standards single teaching mode to explore the education of art Opera establish visionary symbol and propagate was supported by university students in Hunan province. contained in the excellent traditional Chinese culture.” design with nationality, openness, diversity “The inheritance and innovation should be based on a and repertoire, which have direct relationship with both 《 the professional and the public. specific period” , then “the Chinese culture can show individualism. In the art education eternal charm and the charm of The Times"[1]. development plan for national school (2001-2010) 》 , References The southern Hunan folk art refers to the folk the ministry of education also made clear that all levels
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