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International Journal of Art Innovation and Development, 2021, 2(3); doi: 10.38007/IJAID.2021.020304.

The Transmission and Reception of Tibetan Culture in the United States

Author(s)

John Wilson

Corresponding Author:
John Wilson
Affiliation(s)

University of Delhi, New Delhi, India

Abstract

As one of the ethnic groups with a long history in China, Tibetans have traditional national culture that is an important part of Chinese culture, with distinctive national character and rich cultural connotation. In the process of globalization development, the inheritance and development of traditional Tibetan culture are affected by many factors. Therefore, the promotion of people’s national cultural values, the establishment of a comprehensive network publicity platform, and the promotion of activities through activities and other forms of active promotion of traditional Tibetan cultural knowledge and Special activities are conducive to the inheritance and promotion of traditional Tibetan culture. This article examines, explores, and thinks about the status of Tibetan cultural transmission in the United States by digging, sorting out, and studying traditional Tibetan cultural thoughts. The study found that the most people who understand Tibetan music account for 19.37% of the total, indicating that Tibetan music is most popular in the United States. Extensive; the maximum number of people who do not understand Tibetan festivals is 47.5%, indicating that most traditional Tibetan cultural festivals are not well known to foreigners. Therefore, studying the spread of Tibetan culture in the United States is not only important for promoting the excellent Tibetan cultural traditions, but also has implications for the overseas spread of Tibetan culture and even Chinese traditional culture.

Keywords

Tibetan Culture, Cultural Communication, Cultural Research, Cultural Heritage

Cite This Paper

John Wilson. The Transmission and Reception of Tibetan Culture in the United States. International Journal of Art Innovation and Development (2021), Vol. 2, Issue 3: 35-47. https://doi.org/10.38007/IJAID.2021.020304.

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