Family Structure and Spatial Order: a Study of Modern Changes in Tujia Etiquette and Custom Culture
Abstract
the logic of social structural order changes arising from modern urban and rural development. Since modern times, the Tujia Society in western Hubei has evolved from an Acquaintance society, a Dual urban and rural society, to a One place, two systems society, the transformation of Tujia etiquette and custom culture into an important symbol of the change of rural order, and the interweaving of theReliability of
its rural value space is a process ofTotal loss, alienation and reconstruction, the relationship between social groups also presents the multiple
patterns of collective differentiation, identity transformation and relationship transfer, andOne place, two systems constitutes the true portrayal of tujia people in theTraditional and modern spatial order. To sum up, it is only with the goal of serving the development of human
beings, relying on the strong ability of grass-roots organizations to mobilize, and constructing a good image of Tujia people for the countrys
development and future life, and in the rural value space to reshape the newEtiquette order, can fundamentally eliminate the urban and rural
ideological separation and spatial barriers.
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