Who is the inheritor of intangible cultural heritage?

Wen Gangang, male,1born on October 22nd, 194 1, Han nationality, from Beijing. The representative inheritors of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage projects are China arts and crafts masters.

Member of Beijing Arts and Crafts Masters Appraisal Committee. Member of Beijing Arts and Crafts Quality Standards Committee. Deputy Director of Master Expert Working Committee of Beijing Arts and Crafts Industry Association. In 2002, he retired and set up his own studio.

2. Inheriting Cao Shi kite craft: Kong Lingmin.

Kong Lingmin, male, is the second generation of Cao Shi kite. Born in a famous family, his grandfather was supervised by the Qing government in Shaanxi and Gansu, and his father was familiar with the four books and five classics. He did not graduate from middle school and provoked the economic burden of his family. By chance, his father copied Cao Xueqin's kite atlas "An Examination of Kites in North and South", but the manuscript was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution.

On February 28th, 20 17, 17 was selected into the recommended list of the fifth batch of representative inheritors of national intangible cultural heritage projects.

Important role:

An excellent inheritor should be a person with cultural choice and innovative ability in inheriting tradition. He plays an extraordinary role in the inheritance, protection, continuation and development of intangible cultural heritage, and is respected and recited by the people of one side.

For example, in the inheritance of ancient intangible culture, Hua Tuo and Sun Simiao were the founders of traditional medicine, Lu Ban was the founder of wood and stone architecture, Huang Daopo was the founder of cotton textile, Fan Li was honored as the founder of pottery making, Du Kang was the founder of wine making, and Liu Sanjie was the singer of Zhuang nationality, and so on. The founder is the earliest or early founder or descendant.