A Study on the Meaning of Ffire Play as a Local Cultural Resource and the Perception of Local Residents: Case of Seonyujulbul-nori in Hahoe Village

A study on Seonyujulbul-nori, a traditional fire play in Hahoe Village, reveals its significant role as a local cultural resource that fosters community empathy and preserves regional identity. The research found that the play, rooted in history, connects diverse audiences to traditional culture while maintaining spatial memories tied to locality. Continuous participation was shown to enhance local harmony and identity formation. This qualitative study, conducted through interviews with local residents experienced in the event, suggests a sustainable model for preserving cultural heritage by integrating it into community life. The findings highlight Seonyujulbul-nori as a bridge between past traditions and contemporary cultural engagement.

Kim, Y. (2023). A Study on the Meaning of Ffire Play as a Local Cultural Resource and the Perception of Local Residents: Case of Seonyujulbul-nori in Hahoe Village. The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, 45(12), 777–786. https://doi.org/10.33645/cnc.2023.12.45.12.777