2 articles tagged with Heritage
Anthropology
“Tea of the Soul”: Modern Resilience Rooted in the Belief That All Things Have Spirits and the Symbiosis of Forest and Tea
A fieldwork investigation on Jingmai Mountain, exploring how the Blang people's thousand-year-old animist Tea Spirit beliefs and forest-tea symbiotic system resist commodification, offering a living model of ecological resilience.
Zichen (Iris) Zhu
“Mu Yiji” Behind the Fence: The Pathology of Sacred Spaces in Wengding, the Ancient Moon Village, and Mount Awa
A fieldwork exploration into Mount Awa, examining how the traditional sacred order of Mu Yiji and the ancestral banyan trees of Wengding and Moon Ancient Village are gently displaced and tamed by modern tourism, heritage preservation, and cash-crop economies.