Xilankapu Art in the Context of Modern Markets

Abstract

Among the ethnic minorities in China, most Chinese Tujia people live in the Wuling Mountain area adjacent to Hunan, Hubei, Chongqing and Guizhou, and claim to be "Bizka". In the Bachu civilization, Tujia culture emerged at the right moment, forming a unique Tujia civilization and Tujia craftsmanship. Wherein, the Xilankapu folk art as an art form in Tujia culture, reflects the life style and customs, folklore, folk art style and character of Tujia people, and represents the crystallization of the wisdom and manual skills of Tujia women.