The Construction of Inter-Embedded Intermingling Mechanism of Folk Sports to Promote Social Adaptation of Relocated Residents

Abstract

This thesis focuses on the relationship between folk sports and social adaptation of relocated residents, comprehensively utilizes multidisciplinary theories such as sociology, culture, anthropology, etc., and combines case studies and theoretical analyses to deeply analyze the mechanism of the role of folk sports on social adaptation of the relocated residents, and systematically reveals the realistic dilemmas faced by the residents' social adaptation and the participation in folk sports. On this basis, the mechanism of inter-embedded integration is constructed from four dimensions: social symbiosis, emotional connection, benefit guarantee and collaborative governance, aiming to provide systematic theoretical references and feasible practical paths for promoting the integration of the relocated residents into the new environment and realizing their social adaptation, and to help promote the innovation of relocated communities' governance and the development of cultural inheritance.