Development Of Intangible Cultural Heritage Research Articles

Impact of Perception, Satisfaction, and Penetration Rate of Commercial Cultural Tourism on the Sustainable Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of Xijiang Miao Village in China

The scarcity of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) has prompted many countries to apply it for the development of commercial cultural tourism (CCT). Owing to its traditional culture-centered development model, a contradiction arises between commercial development and traditional cultural protection. Whether the advantages of traditional culture outweigh the disadvantages or the disadvantages outweigh the advantages has also been debated. Results and discussions of the research in this paper are helpful to consider the commercialization of ICH rationally and promote the balance between CCT and the sustainable development of ICH. This paper selects a successful example of cultural tourism of ethnic minorities in China, namely, Xijiang Miao Village. The village has 15 Chinese national-level ICH projects and has successfully applied ICH for cultural tourism development. The questionnaire was designed and distributed in the region by referring to previous research results. IBM SPSS 26.0 and AMOS 24.0 were used to verify and analyze the questionnaire data. Commercial tourism has been a new path for the innovative development of traditional culture, an inevitable trend. CCT can not only increase the enthusiasm for the dissemination of ICH but also increase the intensity of the excavation, protection, and utilization of ICH. The development of tourism has stimulated the development of the local economy. As far as it is concerned, CCT has brought more advantages than disadvantages for the sustainable development of ICH.

The Contemporary Value of the Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage Animation

The protection and inheritance development of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) has seen the significant involvement of emerging media, playing a crucial role in promoting the widespread dissemination and fostering the protection and inheritance of ICH culture. Among various new media matrices, animated imagery has emerged as a formidable force in the past decade, playing a vital role in the protection and inheritance of ICH, showcasing the contemporary value of the development of ICH animation. Examining the current status of the development of ICH animation, there is a cultural, technological, and skillful integration between ICH and animation. This synergy generates a force for development, highlighting prominent characteristics in three aspects: content reconstruction, form reshaping, and the coexistence of values. However, after the processes of reconstruction and reshaping, a new issue arises in the rapid development of ICH animationwhether the original connotations of ICH culture can be accurately preserved.

Research on the innovative application of Shen Embroidery cultural heritage based on convolutional neural network

In order to protect intangible cultural heritage and promote outstanding cultural works, this article introduces innovative research on Shen Embroidery using convolutional neural networks. The dataset of Shen Embroidery was preprocessed to augment the data required for experimentation. Moreover, the approach of transfer learning was introduced to fine-tune the recognition network. Specifically, Spatial Pyramid Pooling (SPP) is employed by replacing the avg pool in the MobileNet V1 network, achieving the fusion of local and global features. The experimental results showed that the improved MobileNet V1 achieved a recognition accuracy of 98.45%, which was 2.3% higher than the baseline MobileNet V1 network. The experiments demonstrated that the improved convolutional neural network can efficiently recognize Shen Embroidery and provide technical support for the intelligent development of intangible cultural heritage.

Correlation Analysis for the Inheritance Pathways of Inlaid Porcelain Techniques under Rural Revitalization: Case Study of Chaoshan Region, China

Rural revitalization is essential for achieving the goals of a modern country, with culture serving as both a spiritual pillar and core competitive strength. This study focuses on the inheritance of the intangible cultural heritage of inlaid porcelain techniques in the Chaoshan region. Using Pearson and Kendall correlation analyses, this research investigates the inheritance pathways and related factors in Chaoshan, supported by literature reviews, field surveys, and interviews. Further, this study delves into the challenges and opportunities faced in the transmission of inlaid porcelain techniques and explores effective inheritance pathways to ensure their sustainable development. The findings indicate strong correlations between the transmission of inlaid porcelain techniques and modern educational training, economic factors, public awareness of intangible cultural heritage, challenges of modernization and changing times, familial inheritance methods, cultural protection, and intellectual property rights. Strengthening the training of artisans is crucial for the preservation of inlaid porcelain craftsmanship, and integrating traditional craftsmanship with modern business practices is crucial for promoting rural economic development and transmission of traditional culture. This research provides empirical evidence for cultural revitalization in rural settings, emphasizing that the protection and development of intangible cultural heritage should align with modernization efforts to ensure the sustainable transmission of this valuable cultural heritage. The study findings offer valuable insights for policy formulation and practice, facilitating cultural innovation and integration of traditional lifestyles in rural areas.

Creative Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage Driven by Computer Graphics Techniques—A Case Study on the Design Phase of Traditional Chinese Paper-cutting Manuscripts

Creative Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage Driven by Computer Graphics Techniques—A Case Study on the Design Phase of Traditional Chinese Paper-cutting Manuscripts

Research on the Innovative Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Context of Globalization

Globalization, as a significant trend in today's world development, is profoundly changing our way of life and cultural landscape. In this context, the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage (ICH), as the essence of national culture, face unprecedented challenges and opportunities. ICH, the precious wealth of a nation, a region, and even all of humanity, carries the history, culture, and traditions of a people. However, with the acceleration of globalization and modernization, many ICHs are at risk of disappearing. Therefore, how to innovatively develop ICH in the context of globalization has become an urgent issue. The innovative development of ICH under globalization is a complex and significant topic, requiring multiple perspectives and various measures and methods to promote its innovative development. Over time, better protection and inheritance of these precious cultural heritages can be achieved, allowing them to rejuvenate in the context of globalization, better adapt to the needs of the times, and provide new impetus for local economic and social development.

Exploration of the Inheritance and Innovation Carrier of National Culture in the Teaching Model of Art Design Major in Higher Vocational Colleges: Integrating Lijiang Baisha Murals into Higher Vocational Art Design Curriculum System

This study aims to further promote the inheritance and innovative development of intangible cultural heritage in Yunnan Province, promote the protection, inheritance, integration, and innovation of ethnic culture in Lijiang, strengthen the protection and inheritance of Baisha murals in Lijiang, and change the teaching of art design majors in vocational colleges in Yunnan. Given the lack of traditional Chinese culture and local ethnic culture, this article focuses on the teaching of art design majors in Yunnan vocational colleges. It explores the construction model of the cultural inheritance and innovation carrier of Lijiang Baisha murals to meet the spiritual and cultural needs of the local people, and efforts will be made to promote the high-quality development of the Baisha ethnic area in Lijiang.

Metaverse application, flow experience, and Gen-Zers’ participation intention of intangible cultural heritage communication

With outstanding advantages in virtuality, immersion, connectivity, and openness, the application of the Metaverse in the development of intangible cultural heritage has demonstrated great potential to enhance Gen-Zers’ participation intention, but the effect and its mechanism remain unclear. This study constructs a theoretical model based on the stimuli-organism-response (SOR) theory, the DeLone and McLean model of information system (IS) success (D&M) model, and flow theory, and conducts an empirical study using a structural equation model and regression analysis based on questionnaire survey data in China to uncover whether and how Metaverse application exerts its impact. Results show that Metaverse application can enhance Gen-Zers’ participation intention in the communication of intangible cultural heritage, and their mechanism follows a chain path of “stimulus-state-response” under the joint action of “technology-individual-environment” in which Metaverse application is the key stimulus factor, flow experience is the mediator, and self-efficacy and subjective norm are moderators. The findings can offer new insights for research on Metaverse application from the perspectives of consequences and effects and can also provide practical implications for Metaverse application as well as the development and communication of intangible cultural heritage.

Digital Communication Perspectives on Enhancing the Inheritance and Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage

This study explores the current and historical aspects of safeguarding China's intangible cultural heritage by leveraging digital industries. The goal is to assess the potential of enhancing heritage preservation through digitization. By investigating the impact of digital communication on the protection and dissemination of intangible cultural heritage and conducting in-depth case analyses, the article highlights the profound role of digitalization in cultural heritage preservation. Additionally, it provides recommendations and feasibility references for the digital development of intangible cultural heritage, aiming to secure our cultural legacy and promote the ongoing inheritance of Chinese culture. The research suggests that digitization can revitalize intangible cultural heritage, accelerate its creative transformation, and integrate it seamlessly into modern life while preserving its core role in heritage conservation [1].

Research on intangible cultural heritage resource description and knowledge fusion based on linked data

Purpose The purpose of this article is to contribute to the digital development and utilization of China’s intangible cultural heritage resources, research on the theft of intangible cultural heritage resources and knowledge integration based on linked data is proposed to promote the standardized description of intangible cultural heritage knowledge and realize the digital dissemination and development of intangible cultural heritage. Design/methodology/approach In this study, firstly, the knowledge organization theory and semantic Web technology are used to describe the intangible cultural heritage digital resource objects in metadata specifications. Secondly, the ontology theory and technical methods are used to build a conceptual model of the intangible cultural resources field and determine the concept sets and hierarchical relationships in this field. Finally, the semantic Web technology is used to establish semantic associations between intangible cultural heritage resource knowledge. Findings The study findings indicate that the knowledge organization of intangible cultural heritage resources constructed in this study provides a solution for the digital development of intangible cultural heritage in China. It also provides semantic retrieval with better knowledge granularity and helps to visualize the knowledge content of intangible cultural heritage. Originality/value This study summarizes and provides significant theoretical and practical value for the digital development of intangible cultural heritage and the resource description and knowledge fusion of intangible cultural heritage can help to discover the semantic relationship of intangible cultural heritage in multiple dimensions and levels.

Intangible Cultural Heritage Boosts Rural Revitalization: Dilemma and Way out

The dilemma of intangible cultural heritage has become a short board of rural revitalization, but it can be alleviated by the favorable policies of rural revitalization. The sustainable development of intangible cultural heritage is an important part of rural revitalization and an effective driver of rural revitalization. The two help each other. Huaiji county Qiaotou town provincial intangible cultural heritage Guier Opera popular in the middle of the 20th century, after entering the 21st century Guier Opera facing times change, inheritance, insufficient funding, insufficient publicity, lack of research, in the national protection and development of intangible and rural revitalization of the policy gradually under the good, from three aspects of culture, talent, governance power Qiaotou town rural revitalization. Studies have shown, build a digital information platform for Guier Opera, create forms and contents that are popular with young people, and integrate sound and photoelectric technology into the performance, which can meet the diverse spiritual and cultural needs of the local people and promote the revitalization of rural culture. The government can strengthen the support for Guier opera troupe and the inheritors, and the inheritors can constantly improve their performing arts quality, cooperate between schools and counties, and strengthen the support of talents, which can promote the revitalization of rural talents. By performing and publicizing national policies, laws and regulations, and showing the new look of the countryside, the repertoire can strengthen the villagers' sense of ownership and enhance the ability of rural autonomy.

Sustainable Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage Values: A Case Study of Chinese Nuo Opera

As the most important vein of cultural legacy, intangible cultural heritage contributes new cultural thinking and cultural innovation to the growth of cultural creativity in todays society. However, the current state of intangible cultural heritage sustainability is deplorable. While laws and strategic plans for conserving intangible cultural assets have been implemented in several countries and areas, the sustainability of intangible cultural heritage still requires more in-depth refining and research. Based on the Chinese intangible cultural heritage, Nuo opera, the key research issue in this study is how are the values of intangible cultural heritage being developed sustainably to investigate the sustainable conservation and development of intangible cultural heritage. The main research approach is documentary research and the means that exist today for the transmission and protection of intangible cultural assets, such as Nuo opera, to examine the profound meaning of its development and protection. The most important thing for the sustainable protection of intangible cultural heritage, according to this study, is the identity of its culture, as well as the various values brought by the sustainable development of this cultural heritage, including but not limited to economic value, social value, cultural value, and other important factors. Intangible cultural heritage development must pay more attention to its own cultural values as well as the political elements and economic development needs in the current context, not just to preserve the heritage for the sake of development, but to continuously keep up with the times and dig deeper into its spirit and spiritual core.

河北第什里风筝的数字化保护研究

The unique Palace Kites of Disheli possess a rich cultural heritage and have been recognized as a provincial-level intangible cultural heritage in Hebei. Meanwhile, the emergence of new media technologies using digital mediums has provided a favorable platform and opportunity for the inheritance and development of China’s intangible cultural heritage. This article analyzes the current status, challenges, and opportunities of Disheli kites, investigates the strategies for the digital inheritance and development of intangible cultural heritage, and integrates the cultural information of Disheli kites into different categories. Through protection strategies such as digitization, digital archiving, digital exhibitions, and digital promotion, it aims to achieve a win-win situation by preserving the richness, integrity, and authenticity of Disheli kite culture while leveraging new media to realize the digital protection of intangible cultural heritage.

O2O Model for Research on the Inheritance and Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage

O2O Model for Research on the Inheritance and Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage

Retracted: Digital Protection and Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage Relying on High-Performance Computing.

[This retracts the article DOI: 10.1155/2022/4955380.].

Innovative Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Traditional Skills in the New Era

The intangible cultural heritage of traditional skills is an important part of Chinese excellent traditional culture. Now under the background of great development and prosperity of socialist culture, it is particularly important for the inheritance and development of this kind of excellent traditional culture in the new era. Huzhou Writing Brush is one of the “four treasures of the study” and an important symbol of the long and splendid Chinese civilization. On May 20, 2006, the traditional craftsmanship of Huzhou Writing Brush was added to China’s first batch of intangible cultural heritage list by the State Council. This paper mainly studies the innovative development of intangible cultural heritage of traditional skills in the new era by taking the Huzhou Writing Brush craft as an example, and puts forward corresponding innovative development strategies and suggestions.

Innovative Redesign of Mianzhu New Year Picture Products: A Path to Integrate Culture and Tourism

This research focuses on fostering the evolution of intangible cultural heritage, taking the case study of the Mianzhu New Year image, a respected element of Chinese cultural heritage. It investigates the potential for innovatively redesigning these image products to boost tourism appeal. The methodology is tripartite. In the initial phase, we probe the demand for a product redesign and seek methods to enhance it via the KANO-AHP model, offering design modification recommendations based on potential consumers' expectations. The second phase incorporates an examination of the cultural and artistic elements of the Mianzhu New Year image. Following a premeditated needs evaluation, the graphic design, form, content, and shape of the image are cultivated for innovation. The final stage encompasses a critique of the refined design. Here, the process is meticulously documented, and experts from product design, tourism, and cultural studies sectors measure the design's effectiveness. To derive valid data, we utilize intentional samples at each stage, applying qualitative or quantitative analyses corresponding to different stage characteristics. Thus, this project not only advances the innovative and transformative development of intangible cultural heritage but also offers insight into effectively merging culture and tourism. This research can provide a blueprint for similar cultural conservation initiatives globally, promoting heritage preservation through attention to local economic and tourism contexts.

Visual Design of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Northern Anhui from the Perspective of New Media Research and Development

Aim To study the Visualization design and development of African Material culture heritage in northern Anhui from the perspective of new media. Methods From the perspective of cultural protection and inheritance and innovation, the relationship between Intangible cultural heritage and Visualization design in northern Anhui was analyzed. Combined with the practice of Visualization design of Sizhou Opera, the ways of Visualization design and the development of Intangible cultural heritage of Sizhou Opera were discussed, trying to build an effective bridge of modern visual expression between cultural protection and inheritance and innovation. Conclusion The Visualization expression of Sizhou Opera's Intangible cultural heritage is an inevitable choice to solve its survival problems, and is also an effective means to promote its development. Visualization design and development can be carried out through three ways: symbolic image, cultural and creative products, and interactive interface. This has important theoretical and practical significance for inheriting Sizhou Opera's intangible cultural heritage, demonstrating excellent cultural and construction achievements, and enhancing local cultural self-confidence. At the same time, only through such creative transformation can the contemporary value of Sizhou Opera's intangible cultural heritage be realized.

Factors affecting the development of Lipu Yi costumes: intangible cultural heritage tourism

PurposeThe primary purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of tourists' perceived value, satisfaction and behavioral intention on the development of Lipu Yi costume culture to promote the development of intangible cultural tourism and better construct a model of the influencing factors of Lipu Yi costumes in the development of intangible cultural heritage tourism.Design/methodology/approachThe study site is the intangible cultural district of Panzhihua, Sichuan Province, China. This study examines the interrelationships between tourists' perceived value of experience, behavioral intention and satisfaction as the tourists relate to Lipu Yi costume and intangible cultural heritage tourism. A sample of 225 tourists who had visited Panzhihua at least once was selected for the study.FindingsAll seven of the survey's hypotheses were supported. Therefore, this study concludes that tourists' perceived value, satisfaction and behavioral intention directly affect the development of intangible cultural tourism and significantly positively impact the growth of Lipu Yi costumes culture. Descriptive analysis, confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) and structural equation modeling (SEM) investigation methods were used.Originality/valueThis paper analyzes tourists' perceived value of Lipu costume culture and tourists' satisfaction and behavioral intention during the tourism process. This study provides a more in-depth understanding of the relationship between Lipu Yi costume and non-heritage tourism factors. Practical methods and approaches are sought to further develop Lipu Yi costume non-heritage tourism.

Cultural communication and diversity along the Grand Canal of China: a case study of folk songs in intangible cultural heritage

As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Grand Canal of China has a rich intangible cultural heritage along its route. The intangible cultural heritage of folk songs is an important representative. The study of its distribution characteristics and influencing factors is of practical and social significance for promoting the protection and development of intangible cultural heritage in relevant areas and the construction of the Grand Canal Cultural Belt. This paper uses the theories of musicology, geography, sociology, data statistical analysis and spatial analysis to analyze the distribution pattern of intangible cultural heritage items in the Grand Canal basin from the dimensions of geographical space and folk song genre, and from the perspective of natural and social conditions. The results show that the spatial distribution of folk songs in the Grand Canal basin shows a trend of “distribution along the river, two cores and two belts”. Water system, landform and regional culture are the main influencing factors for the formation and dissemination of intangible cultural heritage of folk songs. At the same time, compared with the mountainous areas in western China, the economic and social development and frequent population flow in the Grand Canal basin lead to the diversified and unified musical culture characteristics of folk songs. Finally, this paper proposes the suggestions that the folk songs should be integrated into the local social and economic activities.