Research on the Internationalization of Chinese Ethnic Music in the Context of the Internet Era
Xu yan min

Zhengzhou University of Science and Technology, School of Music and Dance, Zhengzhou, Henan, 456000;

Abstract: Chinese ethnic music, having evolved over thousands of years, embodies the spirit of traditional Chinese "poetic-musical culture" and incorporates unique music theories, compositional techniques, and performance skills, forming an artistic system that reflects Eastern aesthetic principles. In the new era, it is essential to draw inspiration from successful international cases of music dissemination through the internet. By creating outstanding works that showcase the beauty of Chinese culture and resonate with universal human values, and by adapting to the mainstream international online environment and communication models, Chinese ethnic music can be brilliantly presented on the global stage.

Keywords: Internet Era; Chinese Ethnic Music; Internationalization of Communication

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