Core Insights - The core of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) protection is centered around people, with the documentation of national-level ICH inheritors being fundamental for the transmission, dissemination, and innovation of ICH [1][2] Group 1: National-Level ICH Inheritors Documentation - The Ministry of Culture and Tourism's ICH Division announced the acceptance results of the 2021 support projects for the documentation of national-level ICH inheritors, with two projects from Suzhou, namely "Suzhou Lantern Art - Wang Xiaowen" and "Suzhou Opera - Yin Jiaqi," being rated as excellent [1] - The documentation work aims to comprehensively and artistically record the skills and memories of national-level ICH inheritors, serving as a cultural rescue project that races against time [1] Group 2: Project Highlights - The "Suzhou Lantern Art - Wang Xiaowen" project meticulously documents Wang Xiaowen's journey in learning, teaching, and dedicating herself to the art, showcasing her innovative lantern-making skills and commitment to the heritage of Suzhou lantern art [1] - The "Suzhou Opera - Yin Jiaqi" project highlights Yin Jiaqi's contributions to the inheritance and innovation of Suzhou Opera, emphasizing her profound performance skills and composition abilities, particularly her dedication at the age of 84 in passing on the art [2] - Since 2015, Suzhou has completed comprehensive documentation for 25 national-level ICH inheritors, with four projects, including "Suzhou Embroidery - Jiang Xueying," "Suzhou Embroidery - Yu Fuzhen," "Suzhou Lantern Art - Wang Xiaowen," and "Suzhou Opera - Yin Jiaqi," receiving excellent ratings [2]