杨利慧：向世界展示中国民间文化的魅力

Group 1 - Beijing Normal University has established a "Four Good" Teacher Reward System to honor individuals and teams who have made significant contributions to national strategies and school development [1] - The first "Four Good" Teacher Silver Medal was awarded in 2025 during a celebration event for the 41st Teacher's Day and the 123rd anniversary of the university [1] - Yang Lihui, a professor at the School of Chinese Language and Literature, received the "Four Good" Teacher Silver Medal for her contributions to scientific research [1][4] Group 2 - Yang Lihui's research focuses on folklore, mythology, and intangible cultural heritage, with numerous publications including academic monographs and papers in multiple languages [4] - Her early experiences in a multicultural environment in Xinjiang influenced her passion for folklore studies, leading her to pursue advanced degrees in the field [5][6] - Yang advocates for a shift in folklore studies towards contemporary issues, emphasizing the importance of fieldwork and real-life applications in research [6][7] Group 3 - Yang's doctoral dissertation explored the myth of Nuwa, utilizing modern oral traditions and fieldwork to demonstrate the vitality of myths in contemporary society [7][8] - She has contributed significantly to the field of intangible cultural heritage, linking it closely with folklore studies and advocating for its protection and promotion [13][14] - Yang has played a key role in international collaborations and has represented China in various UNESCO meetings, enhancing the global understanding of Chinese folklore and heritage [14][16] Group 4 - Yang Lihui emphasizes the dual achievement between teachers and students, viewing the teaching profession as a mutually beneficial relationship that fosters growth and happiness [21] - She aims to contribute to the construction of an independent knowledge system in China while promoting traditional culture and enhancing students' confidence in their heritage [21]