第三批徒弟结业出师

Core Insights - The "Craft and Folk Art Inheritance Program - Third Round 'Master Apprenticeship'" graduation event took place in Hangzhou, marking the completion of a three-year journey in traditional craft transmission [1] - The program, initiated in 2012, has evolved through three rounds, with the third round adopting an innovative "three-year apprenticeship + social inheritance" dual-track model [1] - A total of 53 core inheritors and 125 new craftsmen have been cultivated through the program, resulting in the emergence of provincial and municipal craft masters and numerous intangible cultural heritage representatives [2] Program Details - The third round of the program involved 2 national-level and 3 provincial-level craft masters teaching 15 new inheritors in 9 representative traditional crafts of Hangzhou [1] - The social inheritance aspect includes short-term training classes, lectures, exhibitions, and rural transmission, expanding the reach of traditional crafts beyond Hangzhou to regions like Ganzi in Sichuan and Aksu in Xinjiang [1] - The fourth round of the "Master Apprenticeship" program is in preparation, aiming for implementation in 2026, with a focus on exploring new paths for traditional craft inheritance [2]