【晶采观察·解码“十四五”】44项世界第一！非遗“活”在当下 更“焕”新前行

Core Insights - The report from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism highlights significant achievements in the protection of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, with 325 new national-level ICH representative projects announced and 44 items listed in the UNESCO ICH list, ranking first in the world [1][2] Group 1: Cultural Heritage and Its Impact - ICH is characterized by its "living" nature, contrasting with static cultural relics, and reflects the essence of daily life [2] - The ongoing "cultural fever" has led to a resurgence of traditional culture, with ICH being integrated into modern life through various forms, such as fashion and creative products [2] - The unique charm of traditional culture is showcased through modern media, exemplified by the performance of the Dong people's songs in contemporary films, which resonates with the public [2] Group 2: Societal Engagement and Cultural Identity - The material wealth of society has awakened a deeper desire for cultural identity, infusing ICH with unprecedented vitality [3] - Traditional festivals, like the Dragon Boat Festival, have evolved from their original purposes to become important expressions of modern aspirations and cultural identity [3] - The proposal in the 15th Five-Year Plan emphasizes the systematic protection and unified supervision of cultural heritage, reinforcing the foundation of cultural roots and clarifying future directions [3]