Intangible Cultural Heritage in Xizang has made people rich

The picture shows craftsmen in Junba Fishing Village making cowhide boat crafts. (Xizang Daily | Tenzin Chopel)

In recent years, Lhasa has continued to promote the inheritance and development of intangible cultural heritage, allowing ancient skills to be revived and cultivated as an important economic pillar in the local area. Junba Fishing Village in Qushui County has achieved a win-win situation between cultural inheritance and increasing public income through the inheritance and development of characteristic intangible cultural heritage resources such as Guozi dance, leather goods production, and leather carving, allowing traditional culture to continue to radiate new vitality in modern development.