A Brief Analysis of Specific Paths to Promote Rural Vitalization through Intangible Cultural Heritage Grass Weaving —A Case Study of Wanquan District, Zhangjiakou City
The craft of straw weaving has a history of 7,000 years, with the earliest known straw artifacts made by the Hemudu people, reflecting a rich cultural heritage and deep cultural accumulation. Zhangjiakou, as a city with a long history, also has this intangible cultural heritage of straw weaving. This article first discusses the development status of straw weaving and its value for inheritance. It then addresses the existing issues in the transmission of straw weaving and proposes solutions. Finally, it explores specific pathways for promoting rural revitalization through intangible cultural heritage straw weaving in the Wanquan District of Zhangjiakou City.