The Influence of Bimo Culture on Yi Traditional Society

Bimo culture is helpful to integrate Yi people's thoughts, promote the social development of Yi people, and penetrate into all aspects of Yi people's social life, with far-reaching influence.

Bimo culture is the national culture of Yi people in China. Bimo culture has attracted people's attention all over the world because of its uniqueness. What influence does Bimo culture have on Yi traditional society? Let's get to know each other.

Details 0 1 Bimo culture has been inherited and widely spread in Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Guangxi and Yi areas for a long time, and it has integrated the ancient language, writing, philosophy, history, intelligence, geography, astronomy, calendar, folk customs, ethics, literature, art, medicine, agriculture and skills of the Yi people.

Bimo is the main inheritor of Bimo culture, and has a strict habit of learning from others. There have been many famous branches of Bimo family and Bimo masters handed down from generation to generation in history.

Bimo culture usually takes Yi classics as the carrier and ritual activities as the behavior representation. In other words, the inheritance and dissemination of Bimo culture is completed in the blending and interaction of writing culture and oral tradition.

In today's traditional Yi community, the ritual communication of Bimo culture still integrates moral education, knowledge dissemination and entertainment. Through complex ritual procedures and symbolic ritual behaviors, we can explore people's survival value, explore people's life thinking and enhance people's spiritual height. Therefore, Bimo culture and its ritualized oral communication have the functions of expressing national feelings, promoting social communication and maintaining cultural traditions, as well as condensing national identity, maintaining moral values and expressing folk aesthetic orientation.

Bimo literature condenses the core essence of Yi traditional culture, which is related to Yi social structure, historical development, cultural inheritance, national psychology, national identity, world outlook, outlook on life and values, and can be called an encyclopedia of Yi people.