窑火薪传中的“匠心年”

Group 1 - The article highlights the revitalization of Wanyao Village in Yunnan Province, which has a 300-year history of pottery making, attracting tourists with its traditional craftsmanship and modern product offerings [1] - Yang Pizhuai, a provincial representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of pottery making, emphasizes the complexity of the pottery-making process, which includes multiple stages such as clay preparation, shaping, and firing [1] - The village has seen a return of young people who, after exploring opportunities elsewhere, are now interested in learning traditional crafts from older artisans, leading to a blend of traditional and modern pottery products [1] Group 2 - The introduction of the "Taoju" project aims to integrate pottery with tourism by transforming old earthen houses into a mixed-use accommodation cluster, which was fully booked during the Spring Festival [2] - Visitors can engage in hands-on experiences at transformed workshops, learning pottery techniques from artisans and taking home their creations, enhancing the tourist experience [2] - The village has also incorporated local coffee production into the tourism experience, allowing visitors to enjoy unique coffee brewed in traditional pottery, thus creating a "coffee and pottery" fusion [2]