The Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center of Mingshan District, Ya'an City was established in 2014 and is a public welfare institution under the Cultural, Sports, and Tourism Bureau of Mingshan District, Ya'an City. It works together with the district cultural center and currently has 8 staff members, including 1 with a graduate degree; The main business includes implementing national, provincial, and municipal regulations, policies, and work arrangements related to the protection of intangible cultural heritage; Establish relevant archive databases; Guide the application of intangible cultural heritage projects and the implementation of protection plans in the entire region, and strengthen the guidance and professional training of intangible cultural heritage protection personnel. At present, there are a total of 32 inheritors of the traditional production techniques of Mengshan tea, including 2 provincial-level inheritors, 3 municipal inheritors, and 27 district level inheritors.

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.

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