非遗如何融入现代生活？在烟火守艺中日用见新

Group 1 - The event "Smoke and Fire Guardian: New Uses for Intangible Cultural Heritage" was held in Guangzhou, focusing on integrating intangible cultural heritage (ICH) into modern life through discussions among various stakeholders including inheritors, cultural tourism, e-commerce platforms, and technology companies [1] - The director of the China Silk Museum emphasized that ICH serves as the "cultural root" of fashion, with silk weaving techniques reflecting thousands of years of Chinese wisdom, thus merging traditional craftsmanship with contemporary fashion [3] - Guangzhou Restaurant Group, a representative of multiple ICH projects, has transformed its Wenchang store into the first living "Cantonese Cuisine Museum" in the country, enhancing cultural atmosphere and becoming a cultural landmark in Guangzhou [3] Group 2 - The deputy director of the Zhejiang Wuju Art Research Institute highlighted the popularity of the Wuju opera "Three Battles with the White Bone Spirit" among young audiences, showcasing modern adaptations and technological enhancements to attract contemporary viewers [6] - The Cultural Management Association, commissioned by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, announced the launch of the "ICH Good Products" promotion plan aimed at enhancing the systematic protection of ICH and ensuring its relevance and accessibility in modern society [6] - There are currently 200 food-related ICH projects listed among the national-level representative projects, indicating the significant role of culinary heritage in expressing cultural creativity and community bonding in China [4]