Author: Liu, Jinru

Annotation: The Donggan people in Central Asia are a minority among the more than 150 ethnic groups in the former Soviet Union (formed by the descendants of the Shan-Gan Hui immigrants in the Qing Dynasty in China). Now mainly live in today's Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. The population is more than 100,000. Since it moved to Central Asia in 1877 (the third year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), although it has only a history of more than 120 years, it has rich and colorful and unique national culture and national poetry. As an important genre of literature in the regions along the Silk Road, the poetry of the Donggan people in Central Asia can naturally be included in the category of "Silk Road Literature". This article takes this as a starting point to discuss its writing significance and value. 中亚东干族是前苏联150多个民族中一个少数民族(由中国清代陕甘回族移民后裔群体所形成)。现主要生活在今天的哈萨克斯坦、吉尔吉斯斯坦及乌兹别克斯坦。人口10万多。从1877年(清光绪三年)移居中亚至今，虽然只有120多年历史，却拥有丰富多彩、独具特色的民族文化和民族诗歌。作为丝绸之路沿线地区的重要文类，中亚东干族诗歌自然可被纳入“丝路文学”范畴，本文以此为切入点论述其书写意义与价值。

Keywords: Dungan people in Central Asia; poetry; writing value 中亚东干族；诗歌；书写价值

Pages in journal: 396 - 399