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Name and Reality, Physical Usages and Meaning: A Study on the Origin of Dan Culture
Zhang Ying
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5836/2019.06.007
The Institute of Anthropology, Xiamen university
“Dan” is a Taoist method that integrates Chinese life culture. Between things and non-things, as the holy things that condense the essence of heaven and earth, Dan is not only the survival philosophy and life science passed down from generation to generation for thousands of years in China, but also the life aesthetics accompanied by the present reality. It creates, carries and reflects the thinking logic, perception mode and living habit of local traditional culture. It is the most important and rich “home heritage” of Chinese traditional culture.
Dan Traditional Culture Homeland Heritage
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