Core Insights - The event "Youth Entering the Countryside: Intangible Cultural Heritage Supporting Rural Revitalization" was held on November 4, aiming to integrate intangible cultural heritage with rural development [1][2] - The establishment of the "Youth Entering the Countryside: Intangible Cultural Heritage Supporting Rural Revitalization" alliance was announced, which will integrate resources from government, inheritors, universities, youth, and finance [2] Group 1 - The event gathered various stakeholders including inheritors of intangible cultural heritage, scholars, youth representatives, and local government officials to discuss new paths and dynamics for integrating intangible cultural heritage into rural revitalization [1] - Wu Yanfei, Secretary of the Zhejiang Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, emphasized that intangible cultural heritage should be viewed as a dynamic resource for rural revitalization, and the museum will continue to build platforms to guide youth in returning to their hometowns [1] - Huang Jiecheng, an inheritor of the Hangzhou woodblock printing intangible cultural heritage, called for more young people to pay attention to and innovate within the realm of intangible cultural heritage [1] Group 2 - Youth representatives highlighted their unique advantages in the dissemination of intangible cultural heritage, product development, and rural operations, expressing willingness to use new ideas and technologies to activate intangible cultural heritage resources [1] - The alliance aims to create a comprehensive support system from skill inheritance to market operation, facilitating resource connection and project implementation to achieve cultural revitalization and industrial upgrading in Zhejiang's rural areas [2]