一场名为"村T"的走秀掀起乡村的时尚革命，从稚子孩童到耄耋老人，村民们自信地走上T台，让深藏 乡野的盛装走出大山，让非遗从博物馆的展柜跃入现代生活的聚光灯下。当古稀之年的老人穿着草鞋扛 着木犁、牵着孙女亮相中国国际时装周收获全球点赞，乡村文化的叙事完成了从"被展示"到"主动讲 述"的质变。 "村T"掀起的不仅是视觉盛宴，更是一场文化重构，打破了乡村文化即"落后"的刻板印象。它联动绣里 淘非遗集市，形成"秀场引流—集市消费"闭环，经济赋能与文化自信实现同频共振。 非遗活化从来不是刻意的"复古"，而是让传统在当代生活中找到新的呼吸方式。政策扶持开创了转化条 件，手艺人的坚守延续文化命脉，而创新则为这古老技艺注入不竭的活力。 曾经提着篮子四处奔波的绣娘，如今在绣里淘拥有了属于自己的一方天地，正重拾针线，穿上亲手缝制 的盛装，自信地走在"村T"的舞台上。当传统不再只是谋生手段，而成为生活的一部分，文化便真正活 在了烟火人间，这或许就是人们对传统文化活化利用最本真的期待。 转自：贵州日报 权若青 凯里"绣里淘"非遗集市，草木染的清香在空气中浮动，苗语叫卖声如古老歌谣在耳畔回响，苗绣的斑 斓、银饰的精巧、蜡染的古朴，在阳 ...

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Core Insights - The article highlights the unique charm and cultural richness of Kaili, a city in Guizhou, China, emphasizing its authentic local experiences and traditional crafts [1][4][22] Group 1: Cultural and Culinary Experience - Kaili is portrayed as a place where visitors can experience the true flavors of Guizhou, with local delicacies like sour soup fish and sour soup noodles being central to its culinary identity [3][21] - The city is described as a sensory journey, inviting travelers to slow down and immerse themselves in the local atmosphere, contrasting with the fast-paced tourist spots [3][15] Group 2: Traditional Crafts and Local Life - The article emphasizes the vibrant local markets where traditional crafts such as Miao embroidery and Dong wood carvings are showcased, reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage [16][19] - The daily life in Kaili is depicted as lively and engaging, with scenes of local interactions in markets and streets, showcasing a community that values simplicity and authenticity [4][20] Group 3: Artistic and Cinematic Atmosphere - Kaili's ambiance is likened to a slow-paced art film, particularly during rainy nights, creating a poetic and nostalgic atmosphere that resonates with the works of filmmaker Bi Gan [8][22] - The city is characterized by its unique visual and emotional landscape, where the interplay of light, sound, and local life creates a distinct "Kaili moment" that captivates visitors [14][22]

Core Insights - The "Village T" cultural practice, originating from Guizhou, China, has gained international recognition at the UN 2025 Social Forum, showcasing the integration of ethnic culture and modern fashion design [1] Group 1: Cultural Impact - "Village T" was initiated by Miao youth Gu Axin in the Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, aiming to celebrate and promote ethnic culture through fashion shows featuring local villagers [1] - Over 40 countries and regions have engaged with the "Village T" initiative, highlighting its global appeal and cultural significance [1] Group 2: Economic Development - The model of "Village T" effectively combines intangible cultural heritage with ecological tourism, contributing to sustainable development in rural areas [1] - The number of merchants at the "Xiu Li Tao" intangible cultural heritage market in Kaili has increased from 200 to 700, creating over 3,000 job opportunities [1]

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the importance of precise policies in achieving rural revitalization and sustaining poverty alleviation efforts in China [2][4]. Group 1: Rural Revitalization Examples - Xiangxi's Huayuan County's Shibatong Village has transformed from a poverty-stricken area to a thriving community through specialty planting, rural tourism, and local crafts, resulting in significant economic benefits for villagers [1][2]. - Shouning County's Shibadong Village has improved its infrastructure and developed tourism-related facilities, allowing the village to benefit from the tourism economy [1][2]. Group 2: Historical Context and Policy Development - The concept of "precise poverty alleviation" was first introduced in Shibatong Village in 2013, highlighting the effectiveness of targeted strategies in rural development [2][3]. - The article references Xi Jinping's 1988 observations on rural housing conditions, which laid the groundwork for future rural planning and development initiatives [2][3]. Group 3: Resource Utilization and Development Strategies - The article suggests that rural areas should leverage their unique resources and characteristics to create competitive advantages, as seen in the development of bottled water in Shibatong Village and agritourism in Shibadong Village [3][4]. - Successful examples from other regions, such as Qinghai's highland vegetables and Yunnan's flower economy, illustrate the potential for rural areas to thrive by identifying their strengths and integrating into broader market systems [4]. Group 4: Future Directions and Implementation - The article stresses the need for cohesive efforts and a clear vision in implementing rural revitalization strategies, ensuring that the path of rural development continues to expand [4].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights China's successful inclusion of 19 villages in the UN's "Best Tourism Villages" list, showcasing the country's commitment to ecological civilization and rural revitalization [1][2] - The "Two Mountains" concept, emphasizing ecological priority and sustainable development, is a guiding principle for the selected villages, which exhibit unique natural landscapes and cultural characteristics [1][3] - The development of rural tourism, ecological agriculture, and cultural creativity is crucial for revitalizing rural industries, leading to increased income and improved living standards for villagers [2][3] Group 2 - The integration of traditional Chinese aesthetic wisdom into rural development enhances the living environment and public services, making ancient villages more vibrant and culturally rich [3] - The articles emphasize the harmonious relationship between ecological protection and economic development, as well as the blending of traditional culture with modern civilization in Chinese rural areas [3] - China's commitment to prioritizing agricultural and rural development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period aims to achieve significant historical progress in rural revitalization and contribute to global sustainable development [3]

Core Viewpoint - The relationship between ecological protection and economic development is not contradictory but rather a dialectical unity, indicating a new path for achieving coordinated and symbiotic development in building a beautiful China [4]. Group 1: Ecological Protection and Economic Development - Only focusing on development without protection will lead to unsustainable growth [2]. - Conversely, solely protecting the environment without development will eventually lose momentum [3]. - High-quality development creates conditions for high-level ecological protection, providing essential support in finance, technology, and market [5]. Group 2: Successful Case Studies - In Hebei's Saihanba Mechanical Forest Farm, forest coverage increased from 11.4% to 82%, with total asset value reaching 23.12 billion and annual ecosystem service value at 15.59 billion [5]. - The transformation of Guizhou's Huawu Village from a deeply impoverished area to a thriving community through ecological protection and the development of the "Three Yellow" industries, with the annual output value of the Miao embroidery industry exceeding 3 million since 2021 [5]. - Shenzhen's development from a backward town to a modern metropolis showcases that high-quality development can improve ecological conditions, with multiple environmental indicators reaching historical highs in 2024 [6]. Group 3: Green Development Philosophy - Green and low-carbon development is a fundamental strategy for addressing ecological issues, emphasizing that ecological governance is not a subtraction from growth but a multiplication of quality [7]. - The protection of ecological resources is essential for sustainable economic development, as demonstrated by successful cases like the Yangtze River fishing ban leading to ecological recovery [7].

Group 1 - Guizhou Province is actively promoting the protection of folk art copyrights to aid in the transmission and innovation of traditional culture, establishing a unique path for copyright protection that aligns with local realities [1] - The province has developed cultural and creative products that blend traditional and modern elements, making traditional culture a "new fashion" while continuously advancing copyright protection efforts [1][2] - Guizhou has established a copyright registration platform utilizing blockchain technology to provide efficient and secure services for folk art creators, enhancing copyright service capabilities [1][3] Group 2 - The province organizes regular activities such as live streaming sales, cloud exhibitions, and copyright protection forums, leveraging cultural exchange platforms to build the "Guizhou Copyright Brand" [2] - Guizhou is promoting folk art works like Miao embroidery and wax dyeing at international exhibitions to increase their visibility and influence [2] - The province has registered over 60,000 folk art works and conducted more than 280 copyright knowledge training sessions, supporting over 4,300 creative enterprises and individual studios [3] Group 3 - Guizhou aims to further integrate resources to strengthen the foundation of folk art copyright protection and enhance the value of folk art copyrights, showcasing the province's diverse ethnic culture on a larger stage [4]