Core Points - The event titled "Lonely Theater Troupe, No Longer Alone" was held at the National Library of China, focusing on the historical development and contemporary transmission of the national intangible cultural heritage project, puppet theater (Shaoyang cloth bag opera) [1][3] - The event featured a documentary about Liu Yong'an, a national intangible cultural heritage representative inheritor, showcasing his life and experiences in the art of puppet theater [3] - Liu Yong'an shared his 50-year journey in the craft, while his grandson Liu Yu also participated, discussing the evolution of Shaoyang cloth bag opera from his childhood to the present [3] Event Details - The event included live performances of Shaoyang cloth bag opera, allowing attendees to experience the traditional art form firsthand [3] - The "Intangible Cultural Heritage Lecture Month" initiative was launched by the National Library in 2013, with the 2025 edition featuring six planned exchange and sharing activities [3] - Future collaborations are planned with provincial intangible cultural heritage protection centers in Guangdong and Shandong [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful preservation and development of the traditional art form "Quzi Opera" in Baiyin City, Gansu Province, emphasizing its cultural significance and ongoing efforts to innovate and engage the community [1][3][4]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage Preservation - Baiyin City has adopted a work policy focused on "protection first, rescue priority, reasonable use, and inheritance development" for the preservation of non-material cultural heritage, particularly Quzi Opera [3]. - The city has established two Quzi Opera training centers and one inheritance base, nurturing over 60 professional performers and creating a diverse team of inheritors [3][5]. Group 2: Artistic Innovation and Community Engagement - Recent efforts include the revival of traditional plays like "Xixiangdiao" and the creation of modern works such as "Nostalgia" and "Hope in the Fields," which reflect contemporary themes like rural revitalization [3]. - The Baiyin District Xixiangdiao Art Troupe, founded in 2017, actively engages in the transmission of Quzi Opera, public performances, and academic research, showcasing a strong community commitment to this art form [5]. Group 3: Future Development Plans - Future initiatives will focus on enhancing protection efforts through a collaborative model involving inheritors, platforms, and cultural centers, with an emphasis on discovering endangered tunes, training young inheritors, and digital preservation [5].

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 International (Shanghai) Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Forum emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and cultural exchange in preserving intangible cultural heritage, showcasing diverse practices from various countries [1][3]. Group 1: Forum Overview - The forum, hosted by the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts, Shanghai Arts and Crafts Vocational College, and Shanghai Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center, has become a significant cultural brand in Shanghai, promoting international exchange and cooperation in intangible heritage protection [3]. - The theme of this year's forum is "Each Beauty Its Own," focusing on international cooperation, cultural identity, social participation, and technological innovation in the field of intangible heritage [3]. Group 2: Cultural Presentations - The forum featured presentations from cultural leaders and artists from countries such as Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, highlighting their traditional crafts and the historical significance of their intangible cultural heritage [4][5]. - The director of the National Museum of History and Culture of Kyrgyzstan discussed the importance of rock art in documenting the lives of ancestors, showcasing the evolution of artistic expression over centuries [4]. Group 3: Cultural Exchange and Influence - The director of the Indonesian Museum of Ceramics and Fine Arts presented research on the influence of Chinese culture on Indonesian culture, particularly in batik designs, illustrating the impact of cross-cultural exchanges [7]. - The forum included interactive experiences showcasing various Chinese traditional crafts, allowing international guests to engage with the cultural heritage of China [7]. Group 4: Challenges and Opportunities in Craftsmanship - The forum addressed the challenges faced by traditional crafts in the modern economy, emphasizing the need for innovation and adaptation to avoid the loss of traditional techniques [9][12]. - The president of the Uzbekistan National Art Institute highlighted government support for traditional crafts, including financial subsidies and tax incentives, which have revitalized interest in handmade products [12]. Group 5: Education and Future of Craftsmanship - Educational institutions in China are innovating their curricula to integrate traditional craftsmanship with modern skills, preparing students for diverse career paths in the arts and crafts sector [12][13]. - The president of Nanjing University of the Arts emphasized the need to integrate intangible heritage into daily life and modern design aesthetics to seize new market opportunities [13].

Group 1 - The forum on intangible cultural heritage protection was held in Shanghai, emphasizing the collective responsibility of society and humanity in preserving these cultural resources [1] - The theme of the forum was "Diversity in the Presentation of Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection," focusing on various forms of intangible heritage and social participation mechanisms [1] - Experts from multiple countries shared their practices and explorations in areas such as inheritance mechanisms, digital innovation, public participation, and international cooperation [1] Group 2 - China has established a comprehensive four-level directory system for intangible cultural heritage, with over 100,000 projects listed at various administrative levels [2] - Current challenges in intangible heritage protection include imbalances in protection efforts, conflicts between commercialization and authenticity, and the need for improvements in the inheritance system [2] - The average age of national-level intangible cultural heritage representatives is over 65, indicating a lack of successors and insufficient support for the transmission of these cultural practices [2]

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Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the issues surrounding the use of the geographical indication for Bian embroidery, emphasizing the need for regulatory oversight to protect this traditional craft and its market integrity [1][2][3] Group 1: Issues Identified - Bian embroidery, a traditional Han Chinese embroidery craft, has faced significant market chaos, including counterfeiting and improper use of geographical indications, threatening its heritage status [1] - Investigations revealed that some merchants without the right to use the geographical indication were using forged marks, while others with rights were still using outdated indications, undermining the brand value and healthy development of the industry [2] Group 2: Regulatory Actions - The Longting District Procuratorate issued recommendations to relevant departments to enhance regulatory responsibilities and address the illegal use of geographical indications by merchants [2] - Following the recommendations, authorities conducted a comprehensive market inspection, confiscated counterfeit products, and issued rectification notices to merchants using invalid geographical indications [2] Group 3: Long-term Solutions - The Longting District Procuratorate identified that the issues with Bian embroidery's geographical indication were not isolated and reported the situation to the Kaifeng City Procuratorate [3] - A meeting was organized to discuss the protection of Bian embroidery's geographical indication, leading to a six-month special rectification initiative to standardize the authorization of its use [3]