青海非遗工坊带动约5万名群众增收

Group 1 - Qinghai has established a comprehensive policy system for the protection, inheritance, and development of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, including the implementation of the "Qinghai Province Intangible Cultural Heritage Regulations" and over 10 related policies [1] - The province has created a four-level directory system centered on 3,761 representative ICH projects and 5,793 representative inheritors, achieving comprehensive archiving and graded protection of ICH resources [1] - Qinghai has secured 227 million yuan in national funding for ICH protection, enhancing regional overall protection efforts [1] Group 2 - Qinghai is the province with the most national cultural ecological protection zones, boasting three such zones [2] - The provincial cultural and tourism department has allocated over 31 million yuan to support the design innovation and craft improvement of ICH projects, fostering six national and 100 provincial-level master artisans [2] - The province has established 127 national and provincial-level ICH workshops, creating job opportunities for approximately 50,000 people through initiatives like the "Qing Embroidery" competition [2] Group 3 - The integration of ICH and tourism has led to the development of new business models such as ICH experience tours and study tours, with successful cases like the Rainbow Tribe Tuzu Garden [3] - Over 6,000 activities have been conducted to promote ICH in communities, schools, and scenic areas, engaging more than 1.5 million participants [3] - Qinghai has developed over 1,000 cultural and creative products related to ICH, achieving record results in the 2025 China Characteristic Tourism Commodity Competition with 6 gold, 10 silver, and 5 bronze awards [3]