| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立臺南大學 === 體育學系碩士班 === 98 === "Ci-Siang Zhen" is a special professional folk activity of the southern part of Taiwan. There are not so many of them, and after the "Tian-Zih-Wen-Sheng Ci-Siang-Zhen" had lost, the record of this folk activity no longer exists.
This folk activity is from"Zchho-Ku-Zhen", and changes some of their performances for the guests. Those new performances work very well, after that, "Ci-Siang Zhen" becomes the most popular folk activity in Tainan.
Because "Ci-Siang Zhen" dismissed for a long time, it is very difficult to collect the information, so if people want to understand its history, it is better to compare all of the researches. The purpose of Ci-Siang Zhen''s study are:1.Trace the developments、ups and downs of the Ci-Siang Zhen. 2.Rebuild the structures and procedures of Ci-Siang Zhen. 3. Understand the types of the traditional folk activities in Tainan. 4. Discuss how to run and manage professional folk activities.The conclusions as below:
1. According to the time and districts, it had two periods.
First period was called "Shih-Er-Dian" .The group established in 1950 because of the market requiring, and ended up in 1988 because the members ran out. Then the group moved to "Wai-Wun-Zih" next year and continued its business until 2000.
2. The organization of Tainan Ci-Siang Zhen is very simple.
The group contains the leader, musicians and many drama roles. Those members perform for the funerals and ceremonies at the temples.
3. The original Ci-Siang Zhen is from “Zchho-Ku-Zhen”, but changes some of their performances to attract people.
4. To run a professional folk activity is not so easy, you have to understand the ways of managements, get the biggest interests and stay longer.
Many people think that Ci-Siang Zhen can''t compare with the traditional village activities, but actually, every folk activity blend with a lot of different experience then find their own value. Every folk activity is the best example to represent the story about the changing of the society, and no matter what it remains, it will be the precious property of Taiwan.
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