Core Viewpoint - The exhibition titled "Cang Zhu Ming Shan, Chuan Zhi Qi Ren" showcases the achievements of the national intangible cultural heritage representative inheritors in Shandong over the past decade, emphasizing the importance of preserving and promoting these cultural practices through documentation and digital media [1] Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is divided into five sections: "Chinese Cultural Heritage, Documented," "Archiving Truth, Value at Stake," "Artistry in Detail," "Upholding the Mission, Striving for Excellence," and "Time Passes, Skills Remembered," systematically displaying the results of the documentation work [1] - The exhibition will run from February 6 to March 4 and is open to the public for free [1] Group 2: Documentation Efforts - Since 2015, the Shandong Provincial Cultural Center has documented 78 national intangible cultural heritage representative inheritors using digital multimedia methods, preserving their skills and cultural understanding for future generations [1] - This documentation aims to provide valuable resources for inheritance, research, promotion, and utilization of intangible cultural heritage [1] Group 3: Additional Activities - During the intangible cultural heritage month, the Shandong Provincial Cultural Center will launch the "Jun Ma Ying Chun: Intangible Cultural Heritage Shines" exhibition featuring over 300 works across various categories such as carving, Lu brocade, New Year paintings, and embroidery [1] - The center will also hold a "Celebrate the New Year with Intangible Heritage: Shopping Festival" in two phases, showcasing selected local intangible cultural heritage products for sale, allowing citizens to experience the charm of intangible heritage while purchasing New Year goods [1]