Exploring Mazu Worship at Fujian Assembly Hall in Hoi An,Vietnam  

作　　者：ZHU Si YOU Qi-Dongmeng 

机构地区：[1]Graduate Academy of Social Sciences,Hanoi,Vietnam [2]Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences,Hanoi,Vietnam [3]Hainan Normal University,Haikou,China

出　　处：《Cultural and Religious Studies》2024年第1期60-63,共4页文化与宗教研究（英文版）

基　　金：sponsored by the 2021 Research Project of Hainan Research Center for Applied Foreign Languages(HNWYJD21-05);by the Scientific Research Project of Hainan Higher Education Institutions(Hnky2023-20).

摘　　要：Hoi An Ancient Town in Vietnam is not only a UNESCO(United Nations Educational,Scientific,and Cultural Organization)World Heritage Site but also a convergence point of traditional and modern cultures.Throughout its historical transitions,the cultural heritage of Hoi An Ancient Town has been well preserved and developed,and the worship of Mazu,an essential component of Hoi An’s culture,is no exception.As far as is known,Hoi An in central Vietnam houses the most Mazu temples,including the Chung Wah Hall,the Guangzhou Assembly Hall,the Fujian Assembly Hall,the Teochew Assembly Hall,and the Hainan Assembly Hall,among others,with the Fujian Assembly Hall being the most vibrant center of Mazu worship.This study employs field surveys and literature research to explore the Mazu worship practices at the Fujian Assembly Hall in Hoi An,Quang Nam Province,Vietnam.

关 键 词：Mazu worship Hoi An VIETNAM Chinese community 

分 类 号：B933[哲学宗教—宗教学]