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Miao Embroidery Outbound·Nyonya Culture Homebound: Guizhou’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Connects with Southeast Asia
- A college student project team from Guizhou Normal College completed a cultural cooperation visit to Malacca, Malaysia, and reached three cooperation agreements on intangible cultural heritage with Persatuan Peranakan Baba Nyonya Malaysia.
- The team focuses on preserving and revitalizing Miao embroidery by engaging in cultural sorting, connecting with local embroiderers, and promoting the craft's revival in Guizhou.
- One cooperation plan involves a two-way interactive parade and exhibition themed around intangible cultural heritage, showcasing Miao embroidery and Nyonya culture through costumes, song, and dance, with events hosted alternately in China and Malaysia.
- The collaborative initiatives include building an exchange and training platform for young practitioners and exploring market-oriented approaches to promote intangible cultural heritage globally through workshops and campus sharing sessions.
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