Exploring the folkloric symbols of the Taihao Mausoleum Temple Fair in Huaiyang, China： A Systematic Literature Review: A Systematic Literature Review

Wang Yuanqing; Dahlan An Bin Abdul Ghani

doi:10.55927/ijads.v2i1.3670

Authors

Wang Yuanqing City Graduate School, City University Malaysia
Dahlan An Bin Abdul Ghani Malaysian Institute of Information Technology,Malaysian Instiute of Information Technology

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55927/ijads.v2i1.3670

Keywords:

China; Taihao tomb temple fair; folklore images

Abstract

Temple fairs are the embodiment of traditional Chinese culture and have assumed the primary social function of inheriting and promoting folk culture in the course of history. The Huaiyang Taihao Ling Temple Fair in Henan, China, is a folk cultural system that exists to meet the psychological needs of the general public. The Huaiyang Taihao Lings Temple Festivals have significantly influenced the region. In the literature review process, studies have been conducted in various fields, from anthropology, folklore, sociology, and musicology. In this context, this study aims to review the research process of the Taihao Lings Temple Festivals and conduct a literature review to explore and study the Taihao Lings Temple Festivals from a new semiotic perspective.

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