Mid-term Inspection Report on "Study on List System and Resource Atlas of Intangible Cultural Heritage in China"

This project was established in April 2012 and has been in total for 15 months.

Overall, the project has been promoted well, the project organization has been relatively active, the research content has gradually deepened, the research focus has become clearer, and the project has been well grasped.

Time node.

1 Project organization: (1) After the project was established, a relatively complete research team was organized according to the project plan.

It was mainly divided into three research groups: theoretical research group, compilation practice research group, and sample research group.

They were respectively composed of chief expert Cai Fengming, Tian Zhaoyuan, sub-project leaders, Wang Xiaokui, Lin Jifu, and others were responsible for it.

A total of 16 researchers participated.

(2) After the project was approved, a regular project meeting system was established, and a seminar meeting of the entire research group was held every 2 months, and detailed records were made for each meeting.

So far, 6 plenary meetings of the research group have been held, and the framework design, main contents, and specific division of labor of the project have been discussed in depth.

In addition, each sub-research group has also held many related meetings.

(3) After the project was established, relevant literature materials were extensively collected, including some literature materials in English and Japanese.

In addition to publicly published research works and papers, the research team also pays more attention to collecting relevant original materials, including unpublished manuscripts, transcripts, etc.

(4) After the project was established, relevant investigation points were established according to the actual needs of each sub-research group, and a relatively in-depth field investigation was conducted on these points.

The areas surveyed so far include: Hangzhou, Shaoxing, Jiaxing, and Huzhou, Zhejiang; Wuxi, Zhenjiang, and Xuzhou, Jiangsu; Shijiazhuang, Yu County, Hebei; Emei Mountain, Sichuan; Zhuanqiao, Minhang, Fengxianzhuanghang, Xuhui Huajing, Pudong Xinchang, Shanghai; and Beijing Urban area.

A large amount of first-hand information was obtained.

2 Research status of the topic: The research of this topic is mainly divided into three parts: (1) Theoretical research: A relatively complete theoretical system for the compilation of intangible cultural heritage maps has been established, including the historical development and origin of intangible cultural heritage maps, the current situation at home and abroad, the content, form, value of intangible cultural heritage maps with Chinese characteristics, and related issues, etc., and based on these studies, a research framework for the book "Theory and Methods for the Compilation of Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources in China"(about 400,000 words), one of the core achievements of this topic has been formulated.

(2) Compilation of practical research: The basic framework of the book "Manual for the Compilation of Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources Atlas in China"(about 100,000 words) has been established.

The content focuses on introducing the basic methods and specific implementation ways of compiling intangible cultural heritage maps, which has strong application value.

(3) Sample preparation: A total of 4 samples of intangible cultural heritage resource maps were designed according to research needs, including "China's Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources Map Compilation Sample 1-Folklore" and "China's Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources Map Compilation Sample 2--Traditional Festivals","China's Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources Map Compilation Sample 3-Folk Paper-Cutting","China's Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources Map Compilation Sample 4-Handmade Textile Skills".

Each sample compiles about 200 maps of various important intangible cultural heritage resources and projects, with 20000 words of text descriptions.

These four samples are important results in practical research of this topic and are currently under intensive progress.

3 Published results of the project: The main results achieved by this research group in the near future include: (1) Books: "Shanghai Yellow Wood Carving"(2) Papers: "Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Pudong New District, Inheritance and Development "," Socialized Mechanism for the Protection of Urban Intangible Cultural Heritage "," Development Model of Contemporary Shanghai Community Paper-cutting Art "," Inspection and Analysis of the Living Conditions of Shanghai Intangible Cultural Heritage Projects "," Research on the Map of Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources in China and Its Theoretical Framework "" On the Concepts and Attributes of Intangible Cultural Heritage Resource List "," Extraction and Classification of Elements of Intangible Cultural Heritage Map Database "," Image Theory and Characteristics of Intangible Cultural Heritage in China " The Legend of the White Snake on the Compilation Principles of Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources Atlas "and" The Necessity and Constituent Elements of Folk Heritage Atlas-Taking the Handmade Textile Process of Soil Cloth as an Example "(the last 6 papers are special papers on the study of intangible cultural heritage atlas, which will be published in December 2013.

Published at the same time in the" National and Folk Culture Forum ").

(3) Research report: "Investigation Report on the Endangered Intangible Cultural Heritage Project in Shanghai".

These results mainly sort out the compilation of intangible cultural heritage maps through research and inspection of the concepts, connotation, characteristics, theoretical framework, compilation principles, as well as the actual situation in related fields (such as folklore, folk handmade textile skills), etc., exploring the basic context of the compilation of intangible cultural heritage maps, exploring the ideas and methods for building the theoretical system of the compilation of intangible cultural heritage maps, and strengthening the grasp of the theoretical focus of this topic through the analysis and research of some cases.

Promotion and promotion of the topic: (1) In July 2012, he wrote the "Opening Meeting Brief on the National Social Science Fund's Major Project" China's Intangible Cultural Heritage List System and Resource Map ";2) In February 2013, he wrote" China's Intangible Cultural Heritage List System and Resource Map Research Report (2)";(3) In June 2013, he wrote a topic introduction article "Creating a New Way for Practical Research in China-Compilation and Research of the Map of Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources in my Country"("China Social Science News").

5 Academic exchanges on topics: (1) In October 2012, Wang Haidong, a member of the research team, went to Chiba University in Japan to conduct exchange activities on intangible cultural heritage maps.

(2) In July 2013, Cai Fengming, chief expert of the research team, and Japanese scholar He Bin conducted academic exchanges on the compilation of Japanese folk maps.

(3) In April 2013, Cai Fengming, chief expert of the research team, and Lin Jing, a member of the research team, went to Hebei Normal University to conduct research and exchanges on the production of intangible cultural heritage maps.

Phased results:

serial number

name of achievement

author

deliverables

Publication name or publishing house, publication or publication time

number of words

Reprints, citations, awards, etc.

"Shanghai Boxwood carving"

Cai Fengming

works

Shanghai Culture Press (December 2012 edition)

of 100,000

Protection, Inheritance and Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Pudong New District

Cai Fengming

paper

"Yangtze River Delta Observation" May 2012)

0.7 million

Socialized Mechanism for the Protection of Urban Intangible Cultural Heritage

Cai Fengming

paper

"Watching and Inheriting-Selected Works of the Muye Forum on Intangible Cultural Heritage of Henan Province"(June 2012)

of 10,000

"Development Model of Paper-cutting Art in Contemporary Shanghai Community"

Cai Fengming

paper

"Shanghai Arts and Crafts Community"(December 2012)

0.8 million

"Inspection and Analysis of the Living Conditions of Shanghai Intangible Cultural Heritage Projects"

Cai Fengming

paper

"Shanghai Culture"(No.

2, 2013)

of 10,000

"Establishing a Theoretical Framework for the Compilation of Intangible Cultural Heritage Resources Atlas with China Characteristics"

Cai Fengming

paper