In recent years, the Antu County Cultural and Tourism Bureau has deepened the integration of culture and tourism, adhered to the use of cultural and plastic tourism, and promoted the high-level integration and high-quality development of intangible cultural heritage and tourism.
Share cultural heritage and let "intangible cultural heritage" enter the public vision. Construct an intangible cultural heritage exhibition center with a total area of 1,000 square meters in Antu Changbai Mountain, focusing on the display of 49 approved intangible cultural heritage projects. The intangible cultural heritage exhibition area displays nearly 1,000 exhibits such as old photos, objects and props; the living experience area is set up with four traditional handicraft living exhibition rooms for iron making, leather goods production, pine flower stone carving, and wood carving technology, and each exhibition room provides interactive experience. The exhibition hall receives more than 10,000 visitors every year to help the public fully understand the Antu Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Make use of the advantages of resources to let the "intangible cultural heritage" enter the tourist scenic spots. Pay attention to the integration of "tourism + intangible cultural heritage" resources, and promote the deep integration of intangible cultural heritage and tourism. Develop intangible cultural and creative products to continuously enhance tourists' awareness of intangible cultural heritage. The intangible cultural and creative products will be exhibited and sold in changbai mountain, the ancient korean village of Baihuagu, the first scenic spot of Changbai mountain and other places, which not only attracts many tourists to visit and experience, but also brings economic benefits to the scenic spot.
Give play to the advantages of functions and let the "intangible cultural heritage" enter the hearts of the masses. Vigorously give play to the advantages of functions and actively transmit the "positive energy" of intangible cultural heritage. Intangible cultural heritage inheritors are invited to the village to carry out paper-cutting training and other courses, so that local women and the disabled can master a "craft", enrich the spiritual and cultural life of villagers, and drive villagers to start local businesses, increase income, and contribute to promoting rural revitalization.
Editor: Wang Jiaqiang
Review: Xu Cailian, Xue Fuduo, Jia Jinhong