Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the role of local financial institutions, particularly the Yuancheng Rural Commercial Bank, in supporting the preservation and development of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) through financial services and loans to local artisans and businesses [1][2][3]. Group 1: Financial Support for Cultural Heritage - The Yuancheng Rural Commercial Bank has provided significant financial support to local ICH enterprises, with a total of 32.35 million yuan disbursed to 39 ICH and handmade enterprises [3]. - The bank has implemented a "green channel" for loan applications, ensuring priority processing for ICH enterprises to meet their financial needs [3][5]. - Specific examples include the provision of 1.4 million yuan to support the establishment of the Shandong Lacquer Art Museum, which has since attracted over 80,000 visitors and trained over 960 local artisans [2]. Group 2: Individual Success Stories - Li Cheng, a national labor model and lacquer art inheritor, received 1.4 million yuan in funding to establish a lacquer art museum, which has become a hub for ICH training [2]. - Zhao Xin, known as the "Flower Cake Girl," secured 800,000 yuan to start a flower cake workshop, successfully training local villagers and promoting traditional craftsmanship [4]. - Yang Qifen, a former impoverished villager, received 100,000 yuan to expand his rattan weaving business, which has helped lift more villagers out of poverty [6][7]. Group 3: Innovative Financial Products - The bank has developed over 10 specialized loan products, such as "Good Yuan Women's Loan" and "Good Yuan Youth Loan," to cater to various local business needs [7]. - The bank has established a system of on-site financial services, conducting 37,600 visits to enhance customer engagement and service delivery [7].