Diane was formed at the latest in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, with a history of more than 300 years. Cullen people who can sing and dance, in this long historical process, can dance Diane dance, I am afraid it is difficult to count. Why did Diane become attached to Karen, sowing and spreading it here? Because the formation and development of Dian 'an religion in Cullen is not unrelated to the abnormal construction of Lama Banner in Cullen Banner in the early Qing Dynasty, "Lama Banner" plays a role of spiritual opium for the Mongols politically, but it also objectively promotes the formation and development of the culture of Little Cullen, and it is very unique. Speaking of the culture of Little Cullen, we should first talk about the Mongolian population composition of Little Cullen. In Qing Dynasty, the Mongolian population in Mongolian ministries and banners was mainly primitive Mongolians who lived there, and they were mixed with those who later moved. However, when Little Cullen was built, there were not many aborigines. With the construction of major temples, the Qing court gradually sent Mongols from various Mongolian ministries to be the subjects of the Zasada Lama. Therefore, the Mongolian population in Kulun has always been said to come from the Five Wastes and Eight Banners. Although they are all Mongolians, they come from different tribes and regions, forming a unique Cullen Mongolian culture.
This rich cultural heritage gave birth to Diane, a wonderful flower of Mongolian culture. The primitive Diane is related to the Mongolian culture of Guoerluos, Horqin Banner and other Mongolian tribes. It is the crystallization of Mongolia's multicultural integration, but it has found an environment suitable for its formation and development in Cullen. When we listen carefully to the first Diane song, we can clearly hear the melodious and vast Ordos long tune; Listen to the excitement of Horqin grassland; Listen to the magnificent Cangyuan on the banks of the Krulun River (after the two Mongolian divisions in Mobei fought, one of them moved to the vicinity of Kulun, and the Qing government set up two flags, belonging to Sumu Town, such as Liu Jiazi and Khalaft). In the old days, there were many popular Diane in Cullen, such as Ada Diane (to persuade women to be lovesick), Uluga Diane (to comfort women who were ill because of infertility after marriage), Wen (to stay away because of illness), Wu (to sing and dance with patients), big and small, and Diane who prayed for rain, etc.