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Abstract:This study examines the transformation of Chuanjiang Haozi from a traditional labor
song to an intangible cultural heritage, tracing its evolution across various
performance fields. Initially, it functioned primarily in labor, enhancing teamworkandproviding spiritual solace during strenuous tasks. With its recognition as a cultural
heritage in 2006, it has adapted to modern settings, diversifying its performancecontexts. The stage field fosters innovation by reinterpreting the songfor
contemporary audiences, incorporating modern artistic elements while retainingits
cultural essence. The educational field plays a crucial role in passing down the art
form, emphasizing technical skills and cultural understanding, thereby ensuringits
intergenerational transmission. The study reveals how Chuanjiang Haozi thrives inits
original stage and educational fields through qualitative research methods, includingparticipant observation and semi-structured interviews. These fields support its
preservation and evolution, enabling the song to maintain its relevance in modernsociety while preserving its cultural identity. Its adaptability across multiple contexts
demonstrates the dynamic nature of cultural heritage in a rapidly changing world. |