A 22-year-old girl from Hunan returned to her hometown to save the embroidery process. How should traditional crafts be passed down?

? A 22-year-old girl from Hunan chose to go back to her hometown in order to save and inherit the technology of her hometown. ?

This girl is different from others. After graduation, she did not choose to develop in the city, but chose to return to her hometown, hoping to develop Hunan embroidery skills in her hometown.

? In fact, traditional skills really need young people to promote and integrate, because the products we make should not only be passed down, but also cater to the current market prospects in order to be well known by everyone.

Now, how should we inherit these traditional crafts?

? In fact, the inheritance of many traditional crafts is a serious problem now, because it is difficult for young people to stay in front of these boring crafts, and they must maintain enough love.

Moreover, I think there are cultural elements in these traditional crafts, and we should also upgrade them, not only to build the brand of traditional crafts, but also to combine traditional and modern skills, which will actually be closer to our real life.

First of all, we should have an overall understanding of traditional crafts, and learn to use this craft to create social value, thus attracting young people.

I think we should actually incorporate the education of these traditional crafts into some education according to the current development model. For example, Sichuan and Guizhou, which have many traditional crafts, can offer some such courses.

First of all, someone must be interested and have a deep understanding of the feelings of traditional crafts before they fall in love with this profession. It can also be combined with local tourism and become more promising.

If you want to inherit traditional crafts, you must first make young people feel interested and have development prospects.

And in fact, we should also publicize traditional crafts through various channels, let people know the progress and beauty of traditional crafts, and gradually like them.