Core Insights - The article highlights the preservation and promotion of the traditional "Guanxiang" (莞香) making technique, a national intangible cultural heritage, through the efforts of representative inheritor Huang Ou [1][2] - The increasing cultural consumption demand has led to the expansion of the application fields of agarwood, enhancing its cultural tourism and ecological value [1] Group 1: Traditional Craftsmanship - Huang Ou practices the traditional technique of "opening the fragrance door," which involves precise cuts on the agarwood tree to stimulate resin production, a process that can take years to yield natural agarwood [1] - The traditional process of making Guanxiang includes over 30 steps, with the natural aging process requiring 5 to 8 years, contrasting with chemical methods that produce inferior quality [1] Group 2: Modern Adaptation and Cultural Integration - Huang Ou has embraced modern challenges by expanding the reach of Guanxiang through various initiatives, including a museum, hands-on workshops, and international exhibitions for Guanxiang essential oils and skincare products [2] - The establishment of "Guanxiang Town" in Daling Mountain connects plantations, museums, and trading centers, with an annual production exceeding 3 tons of agarwood, indicating a successful integration of tradition into contemporary life [2]