Song Of The Grasslands

Ethnicity, identity, economic development, culture change and traditional music
among the Horqin Mongols of Eastern Inner Mongolia, China.
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Andai dance performed by Horqin Zhuun Garun Hoit Hushu.
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Horqin Zhuun Garun Hoit Hushu, Tongliao City.
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A Tuul story: Zhang Shuangxi, storyteller, playing the chuur. Chen Shuanglian, translation.
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Tegxi, playing an Ulger song in praise of the homeland.
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Huh Namjilin Domeg: The Tale of Huh Namjil.
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Zhang Shuang Xi, farmer, performer.
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Symbolic expressions of Horqin Mongolian ethnic identity.
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Tegxi, singer and storyteller, playing the low tone sihu. Gorgolday (Balji Nima Zhana), an Ulgert Song.
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Bao Menghe, professional performer and teacher.
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Tumen Wuljii, villager, professional performer.
Bao Chun Yan, singer.
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Meng Tegxi, farmer, professional performer.
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The Buddhist Temple complex in Tongliao.
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Chen Shuanglian-Professor of Foreign Languages, Inner Mongolian University.
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Baoyin Togteg: Horqin Mongol Music. Chen Shuanglian, translation.
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Bill Jankowiak: Chinese and Mongols in the city of Huhot, Inner Mongolia.
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Naran Bilik: Mongolian culture in China under economic development.
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Dee Williams: Ecological change in Inner Mongolian grasslands.
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Hong Jiang: Mongolians and Han Chinese in Inner Mongolia with economic development.
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Zhang Yuxia-Professor of Prataculture (grassland science), Inner Mongolia University For Nationalities, Tongliao. Chen Shuanglian, translation.