The Research on the Integration and Innovation of Baoshan Lisu Dance Culture in Yunnan

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Fen Zhou

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           This research aims to explore the cultural integration and innovative development of Lisu dance in Baoshan, Yunnan, focusing on how historical migration, cultural exchanges, and modernization have shaped its evolution. The study adopts a mixed-methods approach, incorporating field observations, interviews with cultural practitioners, and literature reviews to examine the transformation of traditional Lisu dance. The research sample includes Lisu communities in Longling and Tengchong counties, known for preserving rich cultural heritage. Research tools include video documentation of performances and interviews with key cultural figures. Data collection involved gathering insights from Lisu dance performances and analyzing their development across different historical periods.
           The research results found that Lisu dance has undergone significant changes due to its interactions with other ethnic groups, modern media, and global influences. While maintaining its traditional elements, such as the "Three-String Dance," Lisu dance has adapted to modern aesthetic preferences, incorporating contemporary music, choreography, and costumes. These innovations, along with the use of digital platforms and formal education, have helped

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