Core Points - The Suzhou District People's Procuratorate, in collaboration with various local institutions, has signed an implementation opinion to strengthen the protection of silk-related intangible cultural heritage, focusing on Suzhou Songjin, Suzhou Zhangduan, and Wu Luo silk [1] - The initiative aims to establish a modern protection system combining law, administration, notarization, and digitalization to preserve ancient silk weaving techniques [1] Group 1 - The procuratorate will utilize platforms like the enterprise procuratorial service center to integrate efforts in protecting silk-related intangible cultural heritage [1] - Measures will be taken against intellectual property infringements such as counterfeiting and fraud through a combination of criminal, civil, administrative, and public interest litigation [1] - The Suzhou Education, Sports, Culture, and Tourism Committee will enhance measures for talent cultivation, productive protection, and development environment, providing policy support and guidance as needed [1] Group 2 - The Suzhou Silk Museum will explore the collection, extraction, and preservation of data elements like patterns and weaving techniques, aiming for digital transformation and innovative applications [1] - Public awareness will be raised through integrated promotional resources, including typical cases and micro-videos, to enhance the public's consciousness of protection, inheritance, and development [1] - The Suzhou Notary Office will promote notarization mechanisms to support the creation, utilization, circulation, rights relief, dispute resolution, and overseas protection of silk-related intangible cultural heritage [2] Group 3 - The introduction of the "Suzhou Online Evidence" App will provide mobile notarization services, ensuring comprehensive protection of enterprises' intellectual property throughout the entire process [2]