中国新疆维吾尔族乐器制作工艺

Uyghur Skill Crafts in the Economic World of Western China (Xinjiang)

本调查通过对中国新疆喀什的一位乐器制作工匠的采访发现,维吾尔族的技能手工业是以维吾尔家庭为单位的,维吾尔族家庭的文化支持着维吾尔人的产业,并允许它在大规模生产和大量广告投放的今天继续生存下去,具体来说,维吾尔族家庭文化是制作工艺的强大后盾,所有权世代继承,同时客户也具有连续性。

New research in the field of Anthropology is discussing the important place of Muslim businessmen among minority groups in China. Although this report focuses on Uyghurs in Xinjiang, especially in Kashgar, the new research provides a great deal of understanding about social change in China. Many articles are written about the interesting culture and crafts of minority groups in China. The question is this: Can these skill crafts survive in the new China?This essay looks into the analysis of skill crafts in European and American industrial society and also examines the role of the private sector in Xinjiang. The investigation deals focuses on an interview with one craftsman, a musical instrument maker in Kashgar. What is the future of skill craft shops?The study shows that all these craft industries rely on the Uyghur market. Through the transportation facilities in Western and Eastern Xinjiang, the Uyghur market has been facilitated by the development of roads, railroad and aircraft infrastructure. The study finds that the Uyghur family is the basis of Uyghur skill craft industry. Uyghur family culture supports Uyghur industries, and allows it to survive in the face of mass production and advertising. Specifically, Uyghur family culture supports craftsmanship. There is a generational continuity in ownership and among customers.