Textile intangible cultural heritage helps rural revitalization and consolidates poverty alleviation results
News from CCTV Beijing on June 20 (Reporter Wang Yiqun) Hand-embroidered Bluetooth speakers, tie-dye shoulder bags, flower entanglement trinkets…more than 1,300 national-level intangible cultural items have been announced in our country Among the representative heritage projects, there are more than 100 textile intangible cultural heritage projects. In recent years, the integration of textile intangible cultural heritage into modern life and consumption has gradually become a trend.
But at the same time, many textile intangible cultural heritage resources are concentrated in the western region. Due to geographical location and transportation, the circulation radius is small. It is understood that my country currently has more than 240 national-level textile intangible cultural heritage projects, 70% of which are located in the central and western regions, with Guizhou Province having the most. So, how to combine textile intangible cultural heritage with rural revitalization to drive local economic development and better support the development of textile intangible cultural heritage?
It is understood that in recent years, the China Textile Industry Federation has continuously promoted the inheritance, protection and innovation of textile intangible cultural heritage, and promoted the marketization and industrialization of textile intangible cultural heritage. A number of measures have been implemented to revitalize traditional textile crafts and rural revitalization.
Recently, the China Clothing Fashion Trends Research and Textile Intangible Cultural Heritage Initiative Initiative Conference to Support Rural Revitalization was held in Beijing, calling on social capital and intellectual resources in the eastern coastal areas to invest in China In the west, using textile intangible cultural heritage as a carrier, we will develop various models such as characteristic towns and cultural tourism integration to help revitalize local villages and consolidate the results of poverty alleviation.
Sun Huaibin, vice president of China Textile Industry Federation, pointed out that in-depth research is needed to explore effective working methods to help rural textile intangible cultural heritage inheritors design and produce valuable intangible cultural heritage products, enter the market and gain profits, while retaining traditional craft genes Under the conditions, it will gradually expand into an industry, thereby increasing employment and income, and truly helping rural revitalization.
The “14th Five-Year Plan for the Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage” points out that “the high quality development of the social economy provides good basic conditions for the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage. , the people’s needs for a better life have also put forward higher requirements for the protection of intangible cultural heritage.”
Implementing the rural revitalization strategy ultimately makes the people rich. The guests at the meeting shared relevant experiences from the perspective of model exploration of commercialization of textile intangible cultural heritage.
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