Selected tea buds produced by specific varieties of high mountain tea gardens, with a dark and oily appearance, unique orange sugar aroma, fresh and long-lasting, sweet and mellow taste, delicate and refreshing. Inheriting the traditional intangible cultural heritage techniques of Sichuan Red Gongfu black tea for a century, it is a classic work of Sichuan Red Tea Group.

Zigong Tie Dyeing "refers to a folk handicraft dyed fabric that originated in the Qin and Han dynasties in 221 BC, passed down between Sichuan and Sichuan, and is abundant in the Zigong area in the south of Sichuan. Tie-dyeing was widely used in the Tang Dynasty. According to relevant records, the high-end fabrics that entered the court at that time were Sichuan's Shu Vale. The beautiful lines of tie-dyeing depicted by numerous poets and poets throughout history are even more popular and have been sung for a long time, such as "Dai Jie in Purple Grape" and "Chengdu's New Twisted Vale" (Bai Juyi). On the basis of inheriting ancient traditional craftsmanship, Zigong tie dyeing has undergone continuous exploration and summary by generations of folk artists, and has compiled dozens of tie dyeing techniques such as twisting, sewing, tying, tying, pinching, folding, binding, and clamping, forming a unique craft of Zigong tie dyeing. Dyeing has also evolved from single color to multi color multiple dip dyeing, with colorful and durable tie marks. The tie dyeing pattern has a radiating process effect from the center to the surrounding area. Its main form of expression is the formation of patterns through tying and dyeing, achieving stunning artistic effects. Extremely local, it is the ancient Zigong people who created the Zigong tie dyeing through labor and life, which has been passed down from the folk to the present day. It is a historical witness of the Zigong people's pursuit of cultural life.

In 2006, Ningxia folk instruments represented by instruments such as strings and mud wawu were selected for the national intangible cultural heritage list. The Echo Folk Instrumental Inheritance and Development Project relies on Ningxia folk art resources to form a Ningxia characteristic cultural brand with the Echo brand as the IP for intangible cultural instrument production, cultural and creative product design, music creation, and stage performance, and to construct an ecological development of Echo Folk Instrumental. Using intangible cultural heritage folk instrumental music to support the development of Ningxia's cultural industry. At present, there is a "Echo" Ningxia Folk Instrument Autonomous Region level Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritance and Protection Base, and a "Echo" Ningxia Folk Instrument Performance Team.

1、 Introduction to Intangible Cultural Heritage Projects: Sichuan Opera is divided into schools based on "river", with "Luzhou River" being one of the important schools. The "Luzhou River" Sichuan Opera originated from the Yuan Dynasty Zaju, formed in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and officially became a troupe in the second year of the Yongzheng reign of the Qing Dynasty (1724). In March 2007, it was included in the first batch of intangible cultural heritage list in Sichuan Province. Its expertise lies in the art of Gaoqiang. The notation and melody of Gaoqiang music are different from other rivers. Gaoqiang music emphasizes the standardization and charm of "helping, playing, and singing", and most of the frequently performed plays such as "buildings, courtyards, matches, and notes" are Gaoqiang. Therefore, Luzhou is known as the "Gaoqiang Opera House" and is known as the birthplace of Sichuan opera Gaoqiang. In recent years, newly created plays such as "Starry Meteor in the Sky", "Wumeng Mountain Song", "Gratitude Report", "Red Water River Bank", and "Tide Rising River" have won national, provincial, and municipal awards respectively. In the field of Sichuan opera, the "Luzhou River" Sichuan opera has the longest running class (117 years), the "Heling Class", the first to establish the "Qinghua Class", the first to establish the "Three Character Class", the first to use a full-time female opera troupe, and the first Sichuan opera school (Hedao) to apply for intangible cultural heritage. Over the past 300 years of development, it has been circulating in the Yangtze River, Tuojiang River, Chishui River, and Yongning River basins in southern Sichuan and radiating to most areas of Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, and Chongqing.

This documentary focuses on Yan Zhishi (Meng Dianmin), a disciple of Shaolin layman and the head of the Shaolin Cultural Center in Malaysia. He discusses how he spread Chinese Shaolin culture to Malaysia and his hard work and efforts in promoting Shaolin Kung Fu and culture in Malaysia. Among them, Datuk Sri Zhang Tianci, known as Malaysia's "Bao Qingtian", made every effort to help him overcome the difficulties. Afterwards, more kind-hearted and friendly Malaysian friends joined his team to learn and spread Shaolin Kung Fu together. Such sincere emotions moved Master Yanzhi, who decided to take root in Malaysia and spread Chinese culture for the rest of his life.

The flipping mountain hinge IP has been selected for the Tianfu Cultural and Creative IP project library. It is based on the national intangible cultural heritage folk dance "Mountain Crossing Hinge Zi" as the prototype, extracting the shape of dance props as the theme logo, and using classic symbol movements of the four major dance genres as elements. Based on the historical changes of Pingchang County name, it has derived four main theme images: "Pingzhou Brother, Tongchang Sister, Returned Brother, and Jiangkou Sister". We have developed China-Chic style products such as Fanshan Xianzi series wedding jewelry, tea sets, tableware, clothing and daily necessities. At present, Jiaolong Sailing Tea Set, Mountain Crossing Hinge Tide T, Joyful Boat Socks, and other products are deeply loved by the general public and have sold well. The IP theme positioning is clear, the development concept is clear, independent intellectual property rights are owned, the ownership is clear, the development mechanism is reasonable, and a dedicated management system is equipped. The research and development goals are scientific and practical. In 2022, the company cooperated with the famous enterprise Langsha Socks Industry to develop the China-Chic "Fanshan Hinge&Langsha" Joy Boat Socks household goods with Langsha Socks Industry as the carrier and Fanshan Hinge IP as the core. Through the two-way empowerment of the enterprise and cultural innovation, the barrier of difficult cultural innovation sales was overcome, and the direction of later product research and development and sales was broadened. We will continue the brand empowerment model, combining intangible cultural heritage culture with modern elements, covering multiple varieties, carrying out visual and concrete design, developing more Pingchang cultural and creative products with more cultural connotations, driving the development of tourism, goods, services and other fields, and creating greater economic and social benefits.

The Longxing 18th Style was declared as the fifth batch of intangible cultural heritage projects at the municipal level in 2021. The project first had an inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, and after years of gradually forming a scale of inheritance, it was successfully declared. The "18 Dragon Movements" is a Mengshan tea technique that combines traditional tea ceremony, martial arts, dance, Zen, and Yi Li, full of mysterious and mysterious principles. The Mengshan School's Dragon Movement 18 style tea technique belongs to the robust school. It changes the quiet and elegant characteristics of traditional tea art, integrates some movements and routines of martial arts and dance, reflects the beauty of masculinity, and subverts traditional tea art and tea techniques with powerful and majestic performances. In a combination of hardness and softness, a single move launched from the heart takes the viewer into an ethereal and transcendent realm of selflessness.

The Yutan Colored Dragon in Luxian County, Sichuan is known as the "Oriental Living Dragon" due to its long history and romantic dragon dance performances. The focus of the performance is on the word "live" and the unity of human and dragon. On May 20, 2006, it was approved by the State Council of the People's Republic of China to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists.