Core Viewpoint - The Urat Copper and Silverware Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshop has been successfully included in the second batch of "Typical Cases of Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshops" announced by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, highlighting the efforts in preserving and innovating traditional crafts in Bayannur City [1] Group 1: Non-Heritage Protection and Innovation - Bayannur City has actively explored innovative models for the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage through initiatives like "Intangible Heritage + Cultural Tourism" and "Intangible Heritage + Industry" [1] - The Urat Copper and Silverware Workshop, established in 2019 by Inner Mongolia Jiuqu Baijiang Cultural Development Co., Ltd., relies on the national-level intangible cultural heritage project of Urat Copper and Silverware making techniques [1] Group 2: Economic and Social Impact - The workshop employs a "production + training" and "creation + research practice" model, which has shown significant results in areas such as intangible heritage protection, employment increase, rural revitalization, cultural tourism integration, and strengthening the sense of community among the Chinese nation [1] - Bayannur City aims to integrate intangible heritage protection into rural revitalization and cultural tourism strategies, using traditional crafts as a powerful tool for telling Chinese stories, promoting national unity, and advancing common prosperity [1]