| 英文摘要 |
The term ''Qin Guan'' appears. The earliest document that can be found is the ''Po Xian Qin Guan'' built in Yiyuan, Suzhou in the late Qing Dynasty. Its nature is similar to that of Zhu Changwen's villa ''Yue Garden'' in the Song Dynasty. It was built based on hobbies and certain causes. After the guqin was listed as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO in 2003, the development of guqin culture reached an unprecedented climax. Especially after the establishment of the UNESCO World Heritage application and the performance of guqin at the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the development of guqin culture continued to develop, and folk music '' Qin Guan '' were opened like mushrooms after a rain, and they grew rapidly and vigorously. The ''Qin Guan'' in the past were completely different from the ''Qin Guan'' of today. This paper discusses traditional and contemporary Qin Guan respectively, examining the nature, positioning, content and development of Qin Guan culture one by one, thereby exploring the qualitative changes and influence of Qin Guan culture. |