Core Viewpoint - Qinghai Province is leveraging its rich intangible cultural heritage resources to develop unique industries and boost local economic growth through innovative practices in traditional crafts [1][4]. Group 1: Thangka Art Industry - The Thangka art industry in Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture has seen significant growth, with revenue increasing from 240 million yuan in 2011 to 1.08 billion yuan in 2024, and five related enterprises now earning over 10 million yuan annually [1]. - Local artists are innovating in both content and techniques while preserving traditional craftsmanship, leading to increased public interest in Thangka art [1]. - Efforts are being made to protect and document Thangka techniques, including "white drawing," "color painting," and mineral pigment production [1]. Group 2: Pan Embroidery Industry - The establishment of the Pan Embroidery Association in Banjian Village has led to the creation of a Pan Embroidery Garden, involving 145 embroiderers and generating an annual income of 3 million yuan from 75,000 orders [2]. - Training programs have been organized, resulting in over 4,000 embroiderers trained, and non-heritage interest classes introduced in five schools [2]. - The Pan Embroidery industry in Huzhu County has achieved a total output value of 94.7 million yuan from 2022 to 2024, with an average annual growth rate of about 5% [2]. Group 3: Tibetan Carpet Industry - The Tibetan carpet industry is undergoing transformation through technology, with companies like Shengyuan Carpet Group utilizing AI for design and production, resulting in a carpet measuring 31.95 meters by 13.55 meters [3]. - The company has diversified its production methods to include machine-woven and hand-punched carpets, enhancing the quality and variety of products [3]. - In 2024, Shengyuan Carpet's revenue is projected to reach 119 million yuan, with exports exceeding 9.7 million USD, reflecting an 8% year-on-year growth in export volume [3].