Inheritance Of Intangible Cultural Heritage Research Articles

Current Analysis of Lvju Utilized in Teaching

In recent years, although intangible cultural heritage has received national attention, the preservation and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage still pose certain difficulties. Lvju, as a regional form of intangible cultural heritage, still requires attention from various sectors of society in terms of protection, inheritance, and promotion. This paper employs literature review, case analysis, and comparative methods to analyze and research the inheritance and development of Lvju in schools as a medium of dissemination. The analysis covers three aspects: the historical origin of Lvju, the current status of Lvju's dissemination and development on campus, and the utilization status of Lvju by the school where Lvju originated. The aim is to promote the protection, inheritance, and promotion of Lvju and to garner attention from various sectors of society towards Lvju.

Virtual Interactive Display Space Design of Intangible Cultural Heritage

This paper focuses on the design and generation of the virtual interactive exhibition space of intangible cultural heritage, aiming to provide an innovative path for the inheritance and display of intangible cultural heritage through digital technology. Through in-depth study of the connotation and characteristics of intangible cultural heritage, combined with AR augmented reality, holographic projection, motion sensing interaction and other modern technological means, the design and generate a creative, interactive and immersive virtual display space. The design not only shows the historical origin and artistic characteristics of the intangible cultural heritage, but also emphasizes its modern value and innovative development, aiming to enhance the public's cognition and interest in the intangible cultural heritage, and promote the inheritance and development of the intangible cultural heritage. The research in this paper provides new ideas and methods for the digital protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, and helps to promote the inheritance and innovation of intangible cultural heritage in modern society.

The Application Research of Virtual Reality Technology in the Protection and Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage

This study explores the application of virtual reality technology in the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, analyzing its advantages, challenges, and proposing corresponding strategies and suggestions. Through case analysis, the successful application of virtual reality technology in the preservation and transmission of intangible heritage is demonstrated, and suggestions for policy support, financial investment, technological development, and innovation are presented. The research finds that virtual reality technology significantly improves the efficiency of intangible heritage protection and transmission through digital means, enhances its appeal and influence, and provides a new platform for innovation.

Recording China in Sound: Audio-Visual Landscape and Cultural Expression in “China in the Sound”

By focusing on 100 famous historical and cultural cities, “China in the Sound” vividly presents their dialects, intangible cultural heritage, municipal cuisine, folk stories, urban development, and other contents. It builds a three-dimensional audio-visual landscape, explores the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, displays the spiritual charm of urban culture, and better develops and disseminates excellent traditional Chinese culture.

Research on the Development Strategy of Intangible Cultural Heritage Theme Study Tour for Primary and Secondary School Students in Tai'an City

The implementation of the policy of reducing the homework burden and extracurricular training burden on students in compulsory education reflects the emphasis on cultivating comprehensive abilities of students at the national level. Study tour is a comprehensive practical education activity course that closely integrates on campus education and off campus education. Its learning, exploratory, and experiential nature is an effective way to enhance students' comprehensive quality, cultivate innovative spirit, and practical ability. In recent years, the country and various provinces and cities have regarded study tours as an important part of promoting quality education, and have successively introduced various policy measures to encourage the development of study tours. Intangible cultural heritage study tour is a cultural tourism education activity that integrates the design and development of "intangible cultural heritage" and "study tour". It can not only guide the learning and practice of primary and secondary school students, but also promote the "active" inheritance of intangible cultural heritage. This article takes Tai'an City as the research object, starting from stakeholder theory, tourism experience theory, and education related theory, and adopts literature research, questionnaire survey, and field investigation methods to study the intangible cultural heritage study tour in Tai'an City. It proposes three principles for the development of intangible cultural heritage study tour products, and proposes to build a "big publicity pattern", develop a type of "diversified curriculum", and provide a "comprehensive support" The development strategy of building a "professional team" is to design an intangible cultural heritage study tour product that combines ancient architecture and shadow puppetry, in order to explore a development model suitable for the actual study tour product in Tai'an City, and provide reference and ideas for other counties and even larger study tour markets.

The Safeguarding of Indigenous Intangible Cultural Heritage in China: From Both Government and Private Sides

ICH, Intangible cultural heritage, including traditional theatre, traditional handicrafts, oral literature and so on, is a concept put forward by the UNESCO in 2003. Its most fundamental characteristic is its “dynamism”, which often changes with the environment. Variables that influence the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage include inheritors, national policies, laws and regulations, etc. And because there are so many variables, it is often more difficult to protect intangible cultural heritage than tangible cultural heritage. Intangible cultural heritage is an important part of China’s cultural treasury. In recent times, due to the impact of industrial civilisation, some ancient intangible cultures have been faced with problems such as lack of successors and loss of skills. In modern times, the Chinese government pays more attention to the protection of ICH. In this test. This paper will take the national intangible cultural heritage, Jingjiang palm puppetry, as an example to explore the protection and inheritance of China’s localised intangible cultural heritage from two perspectives: the government and the private sector.

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.

Current Situation and Countermeasures of Intangible Cultural Heritage Talent Cultivation in Colleges and Universities

The protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage is not only the responsibility of the government and the cultural sector, but also based on the "living culture" level to unite the strength of the whole society to protect intangible cultural heritage in all aspects, and carry out effective inheritance and development. Vocational education is an important base for the inheritance and development of non-heritage, which can train excellent talents for non-heritage inheritance in a standardised, scientific and sustainable way. As the top layer of vocational education, higher vocational colleges and universities should give full play to their unique advantages in the process of cultural inheritance of non-heritage and cultivation of inheritance talents, and continuously expand the field of integration with the local non-heritage industry, so as to fundamentally solve the problem of shortage of talents for the inheritance of non-heritages and difficulty in cultivation. The article introduces the current situation of the cultivation of intangible cultural heritage inheritance talents in higher vocational colleges and universities, analyses the existing problems, and puts forward the countermeasures for the cultivation of intangible cultural heritage inheritance talents.

The Practice and exploration of deep learning algorithm in the creation and realization of intangible cultural heritage animation

Abstract The rapid development of modern technology and civilization has made the survival of non-heritage culture more and more serious, and the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage is a heavy task and a long way to go. This paper takes the feasibility of non-heritage animation creation as an entry point, analyzes the ideological mechanism in the process of non-heritage animation creation, and explores the economic realization brought by deep learning technology assisting non-heritage animation creation. For the lens scene switching in the process of non-heritage animation creation, this paper utilizes the CNN network for the initial positioning of the lens boundary. It establishes the tangent detection model of a non-heritage animation lens by combining it with the 3D-CNN network. To understand the diversity of non-heritage animation creation styles, this paper establishes a model for style migration of non-heritage cultural images based on the VGG-Net network and conducts experimental investigations. The results show that when the hyperparameter value of the model is set to λ = 3, γ = 1.2, the model retains only 5.19% of the candidate boundary frames, and the accuracy of the detection of the non-heritage animation creation tangent shots is 0.939. The total loss value in the process of style migration fluctuates around 0.005, and the subjective evaluation score of the images generated by the style migration network is 4.82. The deep learning algorithm that promotes the creation of non-heritage animation can expand the content and characteristics of non-heritage animation creation and can also realize the economic realization of non-heritage animation.

The Design and Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage Products Based on Internet Education Technology

This paper explores innovative development and pathway innovation in the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) through the utilization of modern internet education technologies. Taking Tujia brocade weaving as a case study, we establish a resource repository and develop virtual reality (VR) scenes to propose a conceptual framework where virtual reality technology serves the “vision” of intangible cultural heritage inheritance. This framework aims to construct a digital innovation “model” for the preservation of intangible cultural heritage. The paper deliberates on the feasibility, effectiveness, and innovativeness of combining virtual interactive technology with intangible cultural heritage protection.

Factors in consumers' purchase intention for Gejia batik

In China's vigorous development and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, the sustainability and acceptability of intangible cultural heritage products have become a controversial subject. This study aims to explore the relationship between batik product qualia factors and the purchase intention for batik products and exammine the mediating role of consumer attitude in the relationship. We adopted quantitative research methods and used SPSS 26 and Process 2.15 software to test our hypotheses. We conducted extensive surveys of consumers of different ages, genders, income levels, and educational backgrounds, and finally, a total of 381 valid questionnaires were collected. The results showed that batik products' creativity, delicacy, beauty, and eco-friendliness were significantly and positively related to consumers' attitudes. In addition, creativity, beauty, and eco-friendliness, but not delicacy, were significantly and positively associated with consumers' purchase intention. Consumer attitude plays an intermediary role between qualia factors and purchase intention. This study analyzes Gejia batik from the perspective of qualia factors, breaking through the limitations of previous studies on the aspects of heritage protection and environmental protection. The study's results can inspire batik manufacturers or designers to enhance the competitiveness of batik design products in the tourism market.

Research on Regional Characteristics and Cultural Value in the Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage Music

The inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) music is a significant aspect of cultural preservation, closely tied to regional characteristics and cultural values. This paper aims to explore the importance of ICH music as cultural heritage and how regional characteristics influence its inheritance. Regional characteristics encompass factors such as geographical environment, historical traditions, social structures, and cultural identities, all of which shape various aspects of music performance, repertoire selection, and instrument production. Music serves as a vital medium for conveying cultural values, imparting historical significance, moral messages, social structures, and cultural identities through lyrics, songs, and performance techniques. Additionally, the preservation of ICH music promotes social cohesion, safeguards cultural diversity, communicates essential cultural information, and underscores the significance of cultural identity. The transmission of ICH music represents a crucial cultural endeavor that contributes to the preservation of cultural diversity, the promotion of cultural values, and the fostering of social cohesion.

Analysis of the Value of Digital Collectibles of Traditional Cultural Intellectual Properties from the Perspective of Industrial Chain

As an important carrier and blue ocean field of current digital content products, digital collectibles have developed rapidly since 2021. Their role in protecting digital copyrights and the advantages in inheriting and disseminating traditional intangible cultural heritage have made them a cutting-edge direction in the research of cultural digitization. The research on digital collectibles in China mainly focuses on the value generation logic of digital collectibles, copyright protection issues, policy regulations, the role of digital collectibles in the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, and the development strategies of specific industrial digital collectibles. Against the backdrop of the development of the cultural industry and the pan-entertainment industry, the operation of traditional cultural intellectual properties (IP) has become a hot topic in current academia. Traditional cultural IP possesses relevant cultural creative resources, collective emotional resonance, and intellectual property resources, which give it unique advantages in the distribution of digital collectibles. At the same time, digital collectibles can also provide new ideas for the operation of traditional cultural IP, promote its further digital development, and facilitate the creation of digital cultural works that blend with the current era by utilizing relevant resources, enriching the contemporary connotation of traditional cultural IP. This study takes a comprehensive perspective of the industrial chain and aims to clarify the intrinsic connection between digital collectibles and the operation and development of traditional cultural IP, and to determine the specific value of digital collectibles in the development of traditional cultural IP. It is expected to provide new perspectives and directions for the research on the relationship between digital collectibles development and traditional cultural IP, and further promote the development of traditional cultural IP through the use of digital collectibles.

Digital Protection and Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Clothing Using Image Segmentation Algorithm

Digital Protection and Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Clothing Using Image Segmentation Algorithm

Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Korean nationality Sports in Colleges and Universities in the Context of “One Belt, One Road”

Abstract This paper explores ways to preserve the intangible cultural heritage of Korean sports inherited by colleges and universities through digital technology and RBM neurons. The non-heritage information and images collected through the method of data collection and data storage are presented in 3D with the help of a neural network. The protection of intangible cultural heritage is achieved by using data restoration technology to trace the past and break the limitations of time and space. Using artificial intelligence technology, a database of intangible cultural heritage can be built, and different types of intangible cultural heritage can be divided using a neural network. The characteristics of Korean sports culture are summarized by analyzing intangible cultural items related to Korean sports. The results show that the feature extraction method incorporating RBM has the highest extraction rate of strong and healthy in sports, with an extraction rate of 0.8, the extraction rate of mighty features is 0.75, and the extraction rate of strength degree of sports is 0.75. The intangible culture of Korean sports is promoted and developed through this paper’s research to a certain extent.

A Study on The Influence of Perceived Product Innovation on The Purchase Intention of Rangbala Intangible Cultural Heritage Products (ICHP)

Purpose—Intangible Cultural Heritage Products (ICHP) refer to handicrafts designated as intangible cultural heritage. This paper investigates the influence of consumer perception of product innovation on the willingness to purchase Intangible Cultural Heritage Products and the mediating role of consumer perceived value in this influence. Design/Method/Approach—Based on an online questionnaire survey, 506 valid questionnaire responses were collected. Data analysis was conducted using SPSS and Smart PLS software to study the impact of perceived product innovation and perceived value on the willingness to purchase ICHP. Findings—The study’s results indicate that the two dimensions of perceived product innovation, namely perceived novelty and perceived innovative significance, significantly influence consumers' willingness to purchase ICHP. Additionally, the three dimensions of perceived value—functional value, emotional value, and social value—significantly affect consumers' willingness to purchase ICHP. Moreover, perceived value mediates between perceived product innovation and purchase intention. Practical Implications—Current research suggests that ICHP should be innovated upon the foundation of traditional craftsmanship. Furthermore, this paper emphasizes the importance of consumer perceived value in influencing the willingness to purchase ICHP. Originality/Value—This paper systematically explores the conditions and processes of consumer willingness to purchase ICHP, extending the research framework of consumer behavior towards ICHP. Additionally, this paper contributes to the targeted design, production, and marketing of ICHP, catering to the needs and preferences of cultural consumers and promoting the sustainable protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage.

Research on the Protection System of Tangka Intangible Cultural Heritage Based on VR Technology

Currently, most intangible cultural heritage protection methods are preserved and presented in digital forms such as text, audio recordings, images, and videos, which lack situational display, interesting interaction, and widespread dissemination. If action capture, 3D scanning, film and television special effects, and 3D models are used to construct a virtual world, and its immersion, interactivity, and conceptualization are utilized to dynamically and stereoscopically present the static state, which provides a new form for the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage. Based on this, the paper explores the protection and inheritance of traditional Thangka techniques through virtual reality technology, constructs a new development direction for intangible cultural heritage protection, and utilizes the power of the Internet to expand dissemination, allowing it to truly go global and face the future.

Douyin Platform Non-Legacy Dissemination in the Case of Dunhuang Painting Institute to Explore the Practice of Culture in the Era of New Media

With its unique artistic style, deep cultural significance, and historical value, Dunhuang culture has captivated numerous enthusiasts and tourists. In the current environment, integrating Dunhuang intangible cultural heritage (ICH) with new media elements is a challenging task. Particularly, how to effectively promote and spread the Dunhuang ICH to a wider audience through platforms like Douyin, in order to make more people understand and appreciate Dunhuang ICH, has become a new issue faced by the Dunhuang Research Academy’s short video platform management. This study employs the methods of literature analysis, survey questionnaires, and empirical research to explore the current status, issues, and strategies of promoting intangible cultural heritage by Dunhuang Academy on the Douyin platform. By analyzing literature and conducting surveys, we gain insights into users’ awareness and demands for Douyin and Dunhuang culture. With the aforementioned background, this article takes Dunhuang Research Academy as an example and focuses on the perspective of the Douyin short video platform to explore the promotion issues of Dunhuang intangible cultural heritage and provide optimization suggestions, aiming to provide reference for the subsequent promotional strategies of Dunhuang ICH. The results indicate that by disseminating and promoting Dunhuang intangible cultural heritage on the Douyin platform, it is possible to better capture the attention of young people, enhance public awareness and understanding of traditional culture, and provide new opportunities and challenges for the preservation and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage.

Study on the Singing Characteristics and Linguistic Features of Zuoquan Blossom Tunes

Intangible cultural heritage is a rare treasure created and preserved by mankind in the course of historical development and practice, a cultural treasure that has survived the test of a thousand years of wind and rain and still contains vigorous vitality, the crystallization of human wisdom, and the lifeblood of the continuity of various ethnic groups. At the same time, it has also left a strong color in the process of human historical development and practice. Shanxi is located in the north of China, has a long history, has many intangible cultural heritage, for example, Jin Opera, Hequ Folk Songs, Yicheng Flower Drums, and Zuoquan Blossom Tune, etc., is known as the "Ocean of Folk Songs". Among them, Hequ "Shanqu'er" and Zuoquan "Blossom Tunes" were both selected as the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage. In this context, the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage has gradually become an important issue in the construction and development of cultural fields in Shanxi Province. Based on this, this paper will explore the singing characteristics and linguistic features of Zuoquan Blossom Tunes under the perspective of intangible cultural heritage, strengthen the protection and utilization of Zuoquan Blossom Tunes of intangible cultural heritage, actively pass on and carry forward the national and regional cultures, and fully excavate and give full play to the profound connotation and multifunctionality of Zuoquan Blossom Tunes of intangible cultural heritage to resolutely carry out the fundamental initiative of defending the cultural sovereignty of the country. In order to directly and effectively enhance the cultural self-confidence of the people and promote the construction and development of cultural reinforcement.

Analysis of Ethnic Elements in Xinjiang Music Works Based on PPM Model under the Perspective of “One Belt, One Road

Abstract Under the background of digitalization of big data and information, the national “One Belt and One Road” initiative has produced a new huge effect on the ancient Silk Road between Xinjiang and Eurasia, how to revitalize the traditional music culture of ethnic minorities and how to make the traditional music culture resources of ethnic minorities be effectively protected and developed in the process of protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage in the world? Based on the analysis of ethnic elements in Xinjiang music works based on the PPM model under the perspective of “One Belt, One Road”, this paper first introduces the concept of PPM, the Bayesian structure algorithm, constructs the PPM model, and analyzes the data using by the structural equation modeling method, and explores the evaluation of PPM model under different sample sizes and different indirect The performance of four methods, Bayesian structural equation modeling method, structural equation modeling method, classical regression method and Bayesian regression method, was evaluated for the analysis of ethnic elements in Xinjiang music works under different sample sizes and different indirect effect truth values. The results show that the standard errors under the four models become larger as the regression coefficient b between Y and X increases, but in the case of (a=0, b=0.59), the standard error of the structural equation modeling method for the analysis of ethnic elements in Xinjiang music works is 0.048, which is the smallest compared with the standard errors of other algorithms. The structural equation algorithm of the PPM model is very applicable when dealing with practical problems. It can not only be used in theoretical research but also has a great influence on realistic guidance, which has an important theoretical significance and practical value for the survival and development of the traditional music culture of ethnic minorities in China.