Core Viewpoint - The preservation and revitalization of overseas Chinese heritage, particularly the "Qiaopi" (letters from overseas Chinese), is being actively pursued in both China and overseas Chinese communities, with a focus on cultural tourism projects aimed at younger generations [1][2][3]. Group 1: Preservation Efforts - The Qiaopi Museum in Shantou has archived 90,000 Qiaopi letters and is developing original scripts based on their content for cultural tourism projects [1]. - The museum's preservation work involves three steps: collecting, disseminating, and revitalizing the Qiaopi culture through educational initiatives [1]. - The Qiaopi archives were included in UNESCO's Memory of the World Register in 2013, highlighting their significance in Lingnan culture [1]. Group 2: Academic and Cultural Engagement - Malaysian and Singaporean students are increasingly using Qiaopi as a research topic, with the museum providing free academic support to broaden their research perspectives [2]. - The museum has organized exhibitions in countries like Thailand, Malaysia, and Cambodia, fostering connections with overseas Chinese communities [2]. - Various artists are interpreting Qiaopi culture through diverse art forms, creating stage plays and songs that narrate the stories of overseas Chinese contributions during critical historical moments [2]. Group 3: Architectural Heritage - In Shantou, local initiatives are underway to create immersive cultural tourism experiences that highlight overseas Chinese culture and customs [2]. - Hainan has established digital archives for historical overseas Chinese buildings, while Quanzhou has implemented regulations for the protection of overseas Chinese heritage sites [2]. - Overseas Chinese communities are also engaged in preserving historical buildings, such as the restoration of the 200-year-old Tianhou Temple in Vietnam, which has become a popular tourist attraction [3]. Group 4: Community Involvement - Local Chinese communities are actively involved in fundraising and restoring cultural sites to maintain their historical memory [3]. - Cultural activities are organized during traditional Chinese festivals at historical sites, enhancing community engagement and cultural continuity [3]. - There is potential for further development in the exploration and promotion of local Chinese historical sites through guided tours and cultural experiences [3].