The Research on Protection and Inheritance Strategies of Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of Traditional Tujia Brocade Weaving Technique in China

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          China has a long history, and Chinese culture has a long and profound history. In the long history, the industrious and intelligent Chinese people have created a rich intangible cultural heritage. The Tujia Brocade of the Tujia people in the Wuling Mountains of China, as one of the five famous brocades in China, integrates politics, economy, culture, folklore and beliefs of various historical stages, and has had an important position in the field of textile from the ancient times to the present. However, with the rapid development of the society and the change of people's ideological concepts, the traditional brocade weaving skills of the Tujia ethnic group have encountered multiple realities in the protection and development of the dilemma.
          Tujia brocade weaving was approved by the State Council of China in 2006 as one of the first batch of traditional arts to be inscribed on the Intangible Cultural Heritage List, and its preservation and inheritance are currently facing negative impacts brought about by such problems as excessive commercialization, lack of innovative resources, and insufficient community recognition, thus hampering the development of the art.