Mulberry weaving technology, porcelain firing technology, shadow play...... China's intangible cultural heritage is like a sea of stars, permeated with the cultural spirit and aesthetic awareness of the Chinese nation.

In this video, Han Ziyong, the former director of the China National Arts and Crafts Museum, leads young director Zhang Ce to appreciate the charm of intangible cultural heritage.

"Intangible cultural heritage is a living culture, a living heritage, and a valuable asset for us. Both intangible cultural heritage and arts and crafts have great potential in helping rural revitalization, beautifying people's lives, and integrating culture and tourism." Han Ziyong said that the protection of intangible cultural heritage should not only arouse people's enthusiasm, but also need to see people see things see life.

Han Ziyong believes that if all walks of life want to build their own intangible cultural heritage brands today, they not only have "public" value, but also inject unique cultural energy.

"I hope that the inheritance and innovation of intangible cultural heritage will have a complete memory in the process of development and move towards a more distant sea of stars," said Han Ziyong.

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