The Intangible Cultural Heritage Heir

As a provincial-level inheritor of intangible cultural heritage in carving, I don't actually carve because it's not profitable, government support is insufficient, there's a lot of talk but little action, and with the older generation passing away, at least two-thirds of my life is lost. A subsidy of 20,000 yuan a year, and at least one meeting of various kinds every month—those who do it know what I mean.

I am an inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of suona (a traditional Chinese wind instrument).

I'd like to ask my all-knowing readers if they have any good ideas on how to preserve and promote intangible cultural heritage, such as video production courses. I'm currently preparing for a startup project.

Wow, this is a very rare topic! Keep it up, author!

This book is like a breath of fresh air. On Qidian, it's all about simps, harems, and other messy things. This book is truly excellent.

Keep up the good work, author, in spreading traditional culture!

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What kind of writing is this? Damn, I don't understand it.

Was the author participating in the essay contest themed "Reading Intangible Cultural Heritage"?

Is the Nine Lions painting the one from Yongkang?