@article {163924,
	title = {{\textquotedblleft}Mythological Research on the Origins of Chinese Civilization{\textquotedblright} \& Chinese Cultural Heritage : Focusing on the Dragon Festival of the Yunnan Province Yi Nationality},
	journal = {The Journal of Chinese Languaue and Literature},
	volume = {111},
	year = {2018},
	month = {2018///},
	pages = {293 - 316},
	abstract = {{\textquotedblleft}Mythological Research on Origins of Chinese Civilization{\textquotedblright}, progressed focusing on Ye Shuxian adopted {\textquoteleft}the Method of Four Ways Evidences{\textquoteright} and it includes every part of {\textquoteleft}Intangible Cultural Heritage{\textquoteright}. It seems the same context that China made progress in the examination and selection of {\textquoteleft}National Intangible Cultural Heritage List{\textquoteright} in earnest. The inside term of {\textquoteleft}National Intangible Cultural Heritage{\textquoteright} by China has China{\textquoteright}s own context and this brings doubt about China{\textquoteright}s directivity to find intangible cultural heritages. The intangible cultural heritage list recently pronunced is especially connected with the minority articles rather than Han tribe and Chinese definition and context of {\textquoteleft}Intangible Cultural Heritage{\textquoteright} shows the intention of {\textquoteleft}One China{\textquoteright} to embrace the minority. The minority intangible cultural heritage includes myths and rituals and it could make the king Sung{\textquoteright}s genealogy started from Hangdi(Yellow Emperor) and Yandi(Yan Emperor). It brings some questions about using {\textquoteleft}the Method of Four Ways Evidences{\textquoteright} because it could be a method to extend the ancient history part and to combine the concept, {\textquoteleft}Multi Ethnic Unity{\textquoteright}. The another question is that the method could be used for the concept of {\textquoteleft}One China{\textquoteright} using the minority usages.This thesis will introduce, based on these questions above, what the {\textquoteleft}Ji-Long{\textquoteright} which is represented the Yi nationality in southwestern of China is and the myths. Then I will examine how the concept of {\textquoteleft}One China{\textquoteright} is connected with {\textquotedblleft}Mythological Research{\textquotedblright} in its strategy.},
	isbn = {1225-973X},
	author = {Sangjin, Na}
}
