이 연구의 목적은 재일동포 역사 교과서와 강좌제 민족대학(民族大学) 교재의 내용분석을 통해 그들의 정체성 강화에 어떤 영향을 미쳤는지 살 펴보는 데 있다. 연구 결과는 다음과 같다. 첫째, 재일동포 강좌제(在日 同胞講座制) 민족대학 교재는 1990년대 초반 일본 출생 재일동포 3세들 이 재일동포 사회에 증가하면서 민족에 대한 기초지식과 모국에 대한 이 해의 필요성이 제기되었고 이를 바탕으로 재일동포가 차세대와 일본인과 의 소통의 폭을 확대하고자 제작되었다. 둘째, 재일동포 역사 교과서는 2000년대 초반 재일동포 1세의 급격한 감소로 재일1세의 역사를 재일3 세~4세에게 전달하기 위해 제작되었다. 주요 내용은 해방 전후 재일동포 의 이주-정착 생활-차별철폐 운동-헤이트스피치-다문화 공생 등으로 재 일동포의 전반적인 활약상이나 모국 공헌 등으로 구성되었다. 결론적으 로 연구 결과, 재일동포 교과서와 교재는 재일동포 사회의 세대교체와 더불어 재일동포 청년 세대들에게 그들의 역사와 세대 변화에 대한 자각 을 심어 주고 오늘날까지 많은 일본학교와 민족학교에서 부교재로 활용 하거나 한국에 대한 민족적 지식 습득과 ‘재일동포 역사’ 강의 교재로 활 용하면서 그들의 정체성 함양에 크게 공헌하였다.

본 논문은 하르친 몽골족 전통 음악 종류를 연구 대상으로 삼는다. 주로 내몽골 민족 대학교 음악 문화 센터에서 복제한 궁중 악기 18개를 연구 자료로 활용하여 몽골족 궁중 악기 제작 및 연주 방법을 설명하고자 한다. 본 논문의 본문은 총 4장으로 구성되어 있다. 제1장에서는 몽골족 전통 음악 종류의 기원과 현황을 서술한다. 제2장에서는 하르친 전통 악기 제작 현황에 대해 논술한다. 하르친 지역의 민속 악기 제작 계승자인 포설봉(包雪峰)과 악기 연주 전승자와의 인터뷰를 결합하여 하르친 음악에 대한 악기의 영향을 탐색하고 주관적이고 객관적인 관점에서 악기를 만드는 과정을 분석한다. 제3장에서는 하르친의 몽골족 궁정 음악 스타일과 기본 형태를 분석한다. 하르친 문화 센터와 결합하여 하르친 전통 음악 모음곡의 각색 및 재현에 대해 전반적으로 알아본다. 그리고 레퍼토리를 수집 하여 악기가 음악 형식에 미치는 영향을 탐구한다. 나아가 몽골족 전통 악기와 전통 예술 통합의 형태 특징을 확인하여 하르친 궁중 음악을 보다 직관적으로 알아본다. 제4장에서는 하르친 궁중 음악의 전승과 존재의 현실 의미를 서술한다. 대중들로 하여금 몽골족 궁중 음악에 대해 더 많이 알게 한다. 따라서 필자는 본 논문을 통해 몽골족 전통 궁중 음악이 더 큰 맥락에서 몽골족 음악의 정화를 더욱 흡수하고 나아가 음악 형태와 음악 내용을 탐색하고 분석하고자 한다. 대중들로 하여금 몽골족 전통 음악의 전승과 혁신에 대해 직관적이고 체계적이며 전면적으로 이해하게 하길 바란다.

Based on the relevant theories of campus culture, this paper takes the construction of universities in minority areas in China as well as the actual situation of the universities in the ethnic minority areas in China and the campus culture of neighboring countries as examples. The multi-cultural background of campus culture in ethnic minority areas is comprehensively analyzed. Through a large number of facts investigation and data research, the challenges, problems and measures to deal with campus culture construction are discussed and studied effectively. And make positive efforts to promote the construction of campus culture in ethnic minority area. Yanbian region is the main inhabited area of Korean nationality in China, which is located in the east of Jilin Province, bordering with Russia, North Korea, South Korea and Japan. It is the meeting point of the regional economy, population, and geographical center of gravity of Northeast Asia, and it is the hub for air, sea and land transport in Asia and Europe. Yanbian University is the only comprehensive university with distinct national characteristics in Yanbian area. Taking Yanbian University as the research object, it has certain representativeness to carry out the campus cultural construction under the multi cultural background, and also has certain reference function to the campus culture construction of the comprehensive universities in other ethnic regions. The conclusion will provide reference for strengthening the construction of campus culture in ethnic minority areas.

This study aimed to examine the health-related lifestyle habits and eating behaviors according to gender, ethnicity, and residence type of university students in Yanbian, China. Self-administered questionnaires were collected from 302 university students. Of the male students, 12.1% and 42.0% were in the underweight and overweight groups, respectively, and of the female subjects, 21.3% and 16.3%, were in those respective groups. More male than female students preferred the overweight body somatotype. In contrast, about 49.4% of female students were hoping to be underweight, and female students had more obvious difficulties with body somatotype perception, whereas their exercise frequency and time spent exercising per day were much less than those of male students. More Chinese than Korean-Chinese subjects exhibited regular eating habits, which included eating at the same time everyday and at the same frequency per day; these habits were, accompanied by generally healthier lifestyle habits regarding regularity of activity and exercise time. Self-boarding students had a significantly higher BMI (23.7±5.1 kg/m2) and were more likely to be overweight (43.5%) as compared to students who lived in a dormitory or with family. Salty taste was preferred by Chinese students more than Korean-Chinese students, and greasy taste was preferred by Korean-Chinese students as compared with Chinese students. This study found that inherent and environmental factors are related with the dietary behaviors of university students in Yanbian, China. Further studies are required to elucidate the structural elements of family life and the sociocultural factors associated with dietary behaviors in Yanbian.

This study was conducted to examine dietary behaviors according to residence status and ethnicity of university students in Yanbian, China. For the subjects, 334 university students (Male=141, Female=193) answered a questionnaire about perception of weight control, dietary patterns, health habits, residence status, and ethnicity. Perception of weight, meal frequency, favorite kind of food, meal finishing time, skipping breakfast, type of breakfast, snack frequency, late-night snack frequency, exercise frequency, regular life, and sleeping time were all significantly associated with residence status. Motivation of weight control, meal frequency, regularity of meal time, meal volume, favorite kind of food, exercise time, and regular life were all significantly associated with ethnicity. University students who lived with their parents perceived their weight more properly, exhibited a more positive dietary pattern, and lived a more regular life than those students who lived in a dormitory with their friends. Chinese students exhibited a more regular dietary pattern and lived a more regular life than the Korean-Chinese students. As a result, both environmental and inherent factors are related with the dietary behaviors of university students in Yanbian, China. These data could be used to help university students in Yanbian, China attain a healthy diet.

The aim of this paper is to examine education programs of music at the ArtSchool of Yanbian University, an academic institution for ethnic Koreans living inChina, and to present the outlook for and ways to improve the school's music education.To do so, this paper looks into first college education offered to Ethnic Koreans and secondly courses and goals introduced by the School of Art of Yanbian University. Thirdly, this paper deals with courses provided by each department of the school before proposing ways to improve the music education in the future.This research contains an in-depth analysis of education offered by the Yanbian Art School in 2001 centering on music programs. The school comprises four colleges of music. fine arts. dancing arts and drama and the Music College has been growing steadily since it was promoted to a college unit in 1993.and now has some 70 professors, 10 administrative staff and 700 students. So far about 350 music majors have graduated the school and recently a master's degree course wasopened.The music college consists of 3 departments - Music Education Departmentmostly aimed at fostering music teachers, Music Expression Department for students wishing to become musicians and Composition Technique Theory Department focused on nurturing composers and conductors. Students are judged by course scores, field research, practical training (ranging from presentation, to work production and teaching training) and thesis. Of the above, course scores are known to account for a relatively larger past of the total evaluation compared to other music schools.The last part of the paper presents ways to further develope and improve the music school as follows.First, the school must reduce the credits allocated to regular teaching courses and instead increase credits for basic music education and compulsory courses, while downsizing total credits in general.Second, the school must add popular music and video music departments to the xisting programs so that students keep in touch with modern trends music.Third, the school must promote exchange and field study programs through presentation, filed experiments, overseas study programs and credits for exchange programs.Fourth and finally, the school must create an environment where professors are committed to research work, as well as extend support for professors so that they can enhancc their knowledge and teaching skills.