Qingshan Village: Enlivening intangible cultural heritage and boosting rural industries with art design

In recent years, by seizing the opportunity of constructing China's first rural small water source conservation area, Qingshan Village in Hangzhou City, east China's Zhejiang Province, has invested millions of yuan in environmental protection, leveraging 300 million yuan of social capital to participate in rural revitalization practices.

At the same time, Qingshan Village has delved into local culture, integrated artistic design with intangible cultural heritage skills to create handcrafted products that embody modern aesthetics, and driven the development of the art industry. The village thus attracted an increasing number of young people to become new residents, bringing more employment and entrepreneurial opportunities to local development. With fresh vitality injected into the village, it is now revitalized and represents a "Future Rural Experimental Area" in China.