浅析泰国民间故事《四棵缅桂》蕴含的文化价值尹静娟（云南民族大学南亚东南

A brief analysis of the cultural value contained in the Thai folk tale "Four Trees of Burmese Osmanthus" <br>Yin Jingjuan <br>(School of South Asia and Southeast Asian Languages ​​and Culture, Yunnan University for Nationalities, Kunming, Yunnan, 650500) <br>Abstract <br>"Four Trees of Burmese Osmanthus" is also known as "Sticking Basin", "Four Sticks of Burmese Osmanthus" "Ba" is widely circulated among the Dai, Tai and Lao people. It is not only widely spread among the people in oral form, but also recorded in many classics. Due to their oral characteristics, folktales are easy to spread among people and are accepted by different groups. Therefore, they have become an important carrier for the Thai ancestors to express their thoughts and emotions. Explore the cultural value contained in folktales. It is of great significance for us to better understand the history and culture of the relevant peoples. The story of Thailand's "Four Burmese Osmanthus" contains rich cultural value. This article will explain it from four aspects: original concepts and beliefs, religious thoughts, advocating moral character, and value pursuit. <br>Keywords: Thai folk tales, four Burmese osmanthus trees, cultural value

An Analysis of the Cultural Value Contained in the Thai Folk Story "Four Burmese Gui Trees"<br>Yin Jingjuan<br>(School of South and Southeast Asian Languages and Culture, Yunnan University for Nationalities, Kunming, Yunnan, 650500)<br>abstract<br>The Four Burmese Gui, also known as the "Sticky Basil Dun" or "Four Zhan Ba", is widely circulated among the Dai, Thai, and Lao people. It is not only widely spread orally among the people, but also recorded in many ancient books. Folk stories, due to their oral transmission characteristics, are easy to spread among people and be accepted by different groups of people. Therefore, they have become an important carrier for the expression of thoughts and emotions among the ancestors of the Thai ethnic group. Exploring the cultural value contained in folk stories is of great significance for us to better understand the history and culture of relevant ethnic groups. The story of "Four Burmese Gui Trees" in Thailand contains rich cultural values. The article will explain it from four aspects: primitive concepts and beliefs, religious ideas, advocating moral qualities, and pursuing values.<br>Keywords: Thai Folktales, Four Trees, Cultural Values of Myanmar and Guangxi

On the Cultural Value of the Thai Folk Story "Four Burmese Guis"<br> Yin Jingjuan<br> (School of South Asia and Southeast Asia Language and Culture, Yunnan University for Nationalities, Kunming, Yunnan, 650500)<br> abstract<br> "Four Trees in Myanmar and Guangxi" or "Sticking Basiton" and "Four Plants in Zhanba" are widely spread among Dai, Thai and Lao people, not only in oral form, but also in many ancient books. Because of its oral characteristics, folk stories are easy to spread among people and accepted by different people, so they have become an important carrier for Thai ancestors to express their thoughts and feelings. It is of great significance for us to better understand the history and culture of the relevant ethnic groups to explore the cultural values contained in folk stories. The story of Four Burmese Guis in Thailand contains rich cultural values. The article will explain it from four aspects: original ideas and beliefs, religious thoughts, advocating moral quality and pursuing values.<br> Keywords:: the cultural value of four Burmese Guangxi in Thai folk stories