Anthropological Perspectives on the Historical Development of Salar Folk Songs in Qinghai Province, China

Abstract

Background and Aims: Salar folk songs, an integral part of the cultural heritage of Qinghai Province, China, are a testament to the remarkable diversity within Chinese culture. This research aims to investigate the historical development of Salar folk songs in Qinghai Province, China. Materials and Methods: Result: The research reveals that Salar folk songs have evolved, adapted, and continue to thrive, serving as a testament to the enduring mechanisms of cultural preservation. Recommendations include cultural preservation efforts, education, collaborative research, and international recognition, ensuring the continued vitality of Salar folk songs as a living legacy within the Chinese cultural mosaic. Results: The research reveals that Salar folk songs have evolved, adapted, and continue to thrive, serving as a testament to the enduring mechanisms of cultural preservation. Recommendations include cultural preservation efforts, education, collaborative research, and international recognition, ensuring the continued vitality of Salar folk songs as a living legacy within the Chinese cultural mosaic. Salar folk songs are vital for their cultural heritage, requiring preservation, documentation, and promotion. Collaborating with scholars, incorporating them into festivals, tourism initiatives, and educational curricula, and gaining international recognition can facilitate cross-cultural exchange and contribute to diverse Chinese culture. Conclusion: Safeguarding the rich tapestry of Salar folk songs demands concerted efforts in cultural preservation, documentation, and promotion. Embracing collaborative initiatives, integrating these melodies into various cultural platforms, and securing international recognition will not only ensure the vitality of this living legacy but also foster cross-cultural exchange, enriching the diverse tapestry of Chinese culture.