Core Points - The "National Silk Hanfu Month" series of events has opened at the China Silk Museum, themed "Heavenly Craft and Colorful Garments," aiming to showcase the rich heritage of Hanfu culture and the unique charm of intangible cultural heritage skills [1] - The event has been upgraded from the previous "National Silk Hanfu Festival" and will feature activities in Kazakhstan's Astana in June [1] - Experts will discuss three main topics: digital preservation of traditional textile techniques, innovative applications of intangible heritage skills in contemporary fashion design, and dialogue pathways between young people and traditional crafts [1] - The accompanying exhibition explores how contemporary films utilize traditional cultural resources for innovation, featuring a recreation of Tang-style costumes from the drama "The Lychee of Chang'an" [1] - A themed market will gather various products such as Hanfu, silk flowers, and jewelry, attracting many young people, while interactive games will allow participants to experience traditional silk-making techniques [1]