Protection Status
Guarding Tradition, Passing on Civilization
Protection Overview
China's intangible cultural heritage protection work has made significant progress since its launch in 2004. A relatively complete protection system has been formed through the establishment of a sound protection mechanism, increased funding, and the cultivation of inheritors.
Protection Measures
Legal Protection
- Intangible Cultural Heritage Law
- Related Regulations
- Local Protection Ordinances
Funding Support
- Special Funding
- Social Funding
- Project Support Policies
Talent Cultivation
- Inheritor Recognition
- Skills Transmission
- Successor Cultivation
Base Construction
- Protection Centers
- Exhibition Halls
- Education Bases
Challenges
Interruption of Inheritance
The younger generation's interest in traditional culture is decreasing, and the number of inheritors is dwindling.
Impact of Modernization
Rapid urbanization and modern lifestyles are impacting traditional culture.
Insufficient Resources
Protection funding and professional talent are still insufficient, putting pressure on protection work.
Protection Methods
How to achieve innovative development in protection is an important issue.
Future Outlook
Digital Protection
Using modern technology to achieve digital recording and dissemination of intangible cultural heritage.
Innovative Development
Exploring the fusion of tradition and modernity, giving intangible cultural heritage new vitality.