Culture, music education, and the Chinese dream in mainland China

This book focuses on the rapidly changing sociology of music as manifested in Chinese society and Chinese education. It examines how social changes and cultural politics affect how music is currently being used in connection with the Chinese dream. While there is a growing trend toward incorporating...

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520 3 |a Based upon an impressive mix of scholarly literature, official documents, text books and interviews with music teachers in Beijing, it represents a major contribution to the field of international and comparative research in music education. Dr. Gordon Cox, Co-Editor (with Robin Stevens), The Origins and Foundations of Music Education: International Perspectives (London and New York: Bloomsbury, 2017). It is rare to come across research and scholarship in music education with so wide a vision and so acute a political sensibility as this book. Wai-Chung Ho, already internationally renowned as an expert on Chinese music education, has excelled herself in this masterful analysis. The book will be of interest not only to specialists in the field of Chinese music education itself, but to anyone concerned about relationships between music, society, policy and education across a range of contexts.  
520 3 |a Professor Lucy Green, Emerita Professor of Music Education, UCL Institute of Education, University College of London, UK Understanding of the relationship between the Chinese Dream, soft power and the deployment of culture, in particular music, in community and school music education in China to reconstruct China as a nation is of the utmost importance at this time. Professor Ruth Wright, Music Education, Don Wright Faculty of Music, Western University Canada, Canada 
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adam_text Contents 1 Introduction: Dreams, Culture, Politics of Memory, and Power in Education............................................. 1 1.1 Introduction................................................. 1 1.2 The Cultural Politics of Dreams and Collective Memory........ 3 1.3 Music, Politics, and National Identity....................... 6 1.4 The Power of Culture in Education and Its Challenges......... 10 1.5 Theme of the Book............................................... 14 1.6 Overview of the Book............................................ 15 References......................................................... 19 2 Exhibiting the Past: The Politics of Nationalism, Historical Memory, and Memory Practices in China’s Culture and Education................................... 25 2.1 Introduction.................................................... 25 2.2 A Historical Account of Chinese Culture......................... 27 2.3 Development of the Chinese Nation and Chinese Nationalism in the Twentieth Century............................ 31 2.3.1 Development of Chinese Nationalism and National Humiliation from the Beginning of the Twentieth Century to the Late 1970s........... 31 2.3.2 Development of Chinese Nationalism After the 1978 Open Door Policy...................... 35 2.3.3 Chinese Populist Nationalism............................ 36 2.4 Ethnicity, Cultural Heritage Politics, and Memory Practice...... 37 2.4.1 Constructing Ethnicity and Cultural Heritage......... 37 2.4.2 China as a Nation, Chinese Ethnicity, and Cultural Heritage................................... 38 2.4.3 Heritage Museums, Memorial Sites, and Collective Memory in China.......................... 40 XI Contents xii 2.5 Historical Memory, Chinese Nationalism, and the Patriotic Education Campaign After the 1989 Tiananmen Square Incident.................................. 42 2.5.1 Reinvention of Chinese National Humiliation in the Post-1989 Era............................... 43 2.5.2 National Humiliation, National Unity, and the Patriotic Education Campaign................................... 44 2.5.3 Public Culture, Teaching Materials, and Activities of the Patriotic Education Campaign................. 45 2.6 Summary...................................................... 47 References.......................................................... 48 3 Power, Public Diplomacy, and Cultural Diplomacy in China’s Education: From Soft Power to the Chinese Dream........ 55 3.1 Introduction................................................. 55 3.2 Soft Power, Public Diplomacy, and Cultural Diplomacy......... 57 3.3 A New Dimension of Cultural Diplomacy and Soft Power in China............................................. 59 3.4 China’s Cultural Diplomacy and Traditional Chinese Culture. 61 3.5 The Voice of China in International Media and Production... 63 3.6 The China Dream, Soft Power, and Official Propaganda in the Cultivation of National and Personal Aspirations in Education................................................. 66 3.6.1 Soft Power Propaganda Campaigns for the China Dream in Media Production.............. 67 3.6.2 The Use of Songs to Achieve the Chinese Dream in Mass Media................................ 70 3.6.3 Propaganda Campaigns for the China Dream in School and Higher Education....................... 74 3.7 Summary...................................................... 76 References.......................................................... 77 4 Propaganda Songs in Music Education: Between Chinese Nationalism and Chinese Socialism................... 83 4.1 Introduction............................................... 83 4.2 Socialism with Chinese Characteristics....................... 85 4.2.1 Development of Chinese Socialism...................... 86 4.2.2 Development of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics...................................... 87 4.3 A Review of Political Developments and Propaganda Songs in China............................................... 89 4.3.1 Propaganda Songs in the First Half of the Twentieth Century: From Mass Movement to Communist Movement....................... 90 4.4 Singing Revolutionary Songs Before and During the Cultural Revolution...................................... 96 Contents xiii 4.4.1 Diversification of Propaganda Songs After the 1978 Open Door Policy in the New China.................... 100 4.5 School Music Education: Socialism with Chinese Characteristics—Between Nationalism and Communism............ 105 4.5.1 Nationalism in School Education........................ 106 4.5.2 Chinese Nationalism Incorporated into School Music Education..................*................... 108 4.6 Summary........................................................ 110 References........................................................... 110 5 The Confucian Value of Harmony in Music Education in Relation to Songs................................................. 119 5.1 Introduction................................................... 119 5.2 Harmony in Culture in Traditional Chinese Society and Human Relationships........................................ 121 5.3 Reflection on the Confucian Vision of a Harmonious Society in Contemporary China............................. 126 5.4 Education for Confucian Values in Community and School Education........................................... 128 5.5 Confucian Education for Harmony in Interactive Relationships in Music Education............................... 132 5.6 Singing for Harmony, Peace, and Love in a Global Context..... 133 5.7 Singing for Group Harmony Using Diverse Chinese Music in Music Education....................................... 137 5.7.1 Construction of China’s Unity Among Its Ethnic Groups...................................... 137 5.7.2 Development of National Coherence in Music Education..................................... 139 5.7.3 Promotion of National and Minority Cultures in School Music Education.............................. 142 5.7.4 Singing for Love of Home, Family, and Friendship in the Construction of Traditional Chinese Culture... 144 5.8 Summary........................................................ 147 References........................................................... 148 6 The Rise of Individualistic Values, Social Change, Popular Culture, and Depoliticization: Challenge to Music Education................................................. 155 6.1 Introduction................................................... 155 6.2 Social Change and Value Changes During Modernization........... 157 6.3 Chinese Youths and the Rise of Individualistic Values Since the 1978 Open Door Policy............................. 159 6.4 Economic Growth and Consumption Power Among Chinese Youths................................................ 162 6.5 Depoliticization and Popular Music in Contemporary Chinese Society 165 XIV Contents 6.6 Depoliticization of Personal Values in School Education in the New Curriculum Reform................................... 170 6.6.1 Quality of Education in the New Curriculum Reform..... 170 6.7 Depoliticization of Personal Values in Citizenship Education, Moral Education, and Health Education............... 172 6.8 Introduction of Personal Ideals to Song Teaching Materials in Music Education................................... 178 6.8.1 The Power of Dreams in Achieving Personal Values in Relation to Songs.................................. 179 6.8.2 Living in the Present with Joy and Happiness and Singing in School................................. 182 6.9 Summary........................................................ 183 References........................................................... 184 7 Critical Perspectives on Values Education in China’s School Music Education in a Changing Society: A Study of Beijing in the Global Age................................. 195 7.1 Introduction................................................... 195 7.2 Themes of Values Education: A Sociological Critique............ 196 7.3 A Review of Values in School Music Education................... 198 7.4 The Research Study: Background of Beijing...................... 200 7.5 Economic Reform and Cultural Growth in Beijing................. 202 7.6 Social Transformations and Music Culture in Beijing............ 204 7.7 School Education in Beijing.................................... 207 7.8 The Purpose and Research Questions of the Study................ 209 7.9 Interview Process and Interview Questions...................... 209 7.10 Background Information of the Schools and Teachers............. 211 7.11 Major Findings of the Study.................................... 212 7.11.1 Teaching Values Education in General School Education............................................. 212 7.11.2 Perspectives on Values Education in School Music Education....................................... 213 7.11.3 Introduction of Diverse Music Cultures into School Music Education........................... 215 7.11.4 Teaching Ethics and Global Ethics Through School Music Education................................ 215 7.11.5 Teaching Moral Education Through School Music Education....................................... 218 7.11.6 Teaching Peace and Love Through Music Education....... 219 7.11.7 Value of Teaching Traditional Chinese Music and Chinese Folk Music as Part of the School Music Curriculum............................................ 219 7.11.8 Views on Patriotic Education and National Identity Through Teaching the Chinese National Anthem and Other Patriotic Songs as Part of Values Education. 221 Contents xv 7.12 Discussion: Dynamics of Values Education and School Music Education............................................... 222 7.13 Summary....................................................... 225 References........................................................... 226 8 Conclusion and Implications: Values and Practices in Achieving the Chinese Dream in School Music Education............. 233 8.1 Dynamics of Core Socialist Values and the Chinese Dream in Community and School Education....................... 233 8.2 Core Socialist Values and Cultural Activities in National Propaganda.................................................... 234 8.3 Interaction Among Globalization, Nationalism, Core Socialist Values, and Traditional Chinese Values.............. 236 8.4 Core Socialist Values and Cultural Activities in School Education........................................... 240 8.5 Rethinking the Dynamics of Values Education in China’s Music Education: An Understanding of Multiculturalism........................................... 241 8.6 Concluding Remarks............................................ 244 References........................................................... 247 Index 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spellingShingle Ho, Wai-Chung ca. 20./21. Jh
Culture, music education, and the Chinese dream in mainland China
Cultural studies and transdisciplinarity in education
Chapter 1. Introduction: Dream, Culture, Politics of Memory, and Power in Education -- Chapter 2. Exhibiting the Past: The Politics of Nationalism, Historical Memory, and Memory Practices in China?s Culture and Education -- Chapter 3: Power, Public Diplomacy, and Cultural Diplomacy in China?s Education: From Soft power to the Chinese Dream -- Chapter 4. Propaganda Songs in Music Education: Between Chinese Nationalism and Chinese Socialism -- Chapter 5. The Confucian Value of Harmony in Music Education in Relation to Songs -- Chapter 6. The Rise of Individualistic Values, Social Change, Popular Culture, and Depoliticization: Challenges to Music Education in Relation to Songs -- Chapter 7. Critical Perspectives on Values Education in China?s School Music Education in a Changing Society: A Study of Beijing in the Global Age -- Chapter 8. Conclusion and Implications: Values and Practices in Achieving the Chinese Dream in School Music Education
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title Culture, music education, and the Chinese dream in mainland China
title_auth Culture, music education, and the Chinese dream in mainland China
title_exact_search Culture, music education, and the Chinese dream in mainland China
title_full Culture, music education, and the Chinese dream in mainland China Wai-Chung Ho
title_fullStr Culture, music education, and the Chinese dream in mainland China Wai-Chung Ho
title_full_unstemmed Culture, music education, and the Chinese dream in mainland China Wai-Chung Ho
title_short Culture, music education, and the Chinese dream in mainland China
title_sort culture music education and the chinese dream in mainland china
topic Public Diplomacy (DE-588)104358448X gnd
Werterziehung (DE-588)4189699-3 gnd
Musikerziehung (DE-588)4040843-7 gnd
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China
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