A Difficult Integration of Authenticity and Intangible Cultural Heritage? The Case of Yunnan, China

Su, Junjie

doi:10.4000/chinaperspectives.12223

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“…Artefacts as the background for YouTubers' visual and verbal explanations reveal a specific perspective by emphasising the importance of the unity of humans and nature. Su (2021) added that contemporary China is implementing cultural governance reforms to integrate culture and tourism.…”

Section: Chinese Culture Architecture Heritage and Artefactsmentioning

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How Do Chinese Street Food YouTubers Robustly Communicate Cross-Cultural Tourism Destination?

Hidayat,

Suwarno,

Marcella

2024

JICC

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The street food content of YouTubers is an intercultural communication message to promote Chinese culture to viewers around the world. This article aims to analyze cross-cultural interactivity in physical and online intercultural communication. The research uses a qualitative content analysis method continuously produced by non-Chinese-speaking YouTubers to communicate original Chinese culture to viewers outside China. The sample selection was determined using several search keywords on YouTube channels and 21 titles were selected in English, Indonesian, Malay, and French. Data were analysed by coding text, verbal, audio, and visual formats. Research finds that there is social learning about Chinese culture through street food and several other cultural dimensions, such as heritage, fashion, artefacts and history, Chinese language, and customs. YouTubers produce street food content by choosing Chinese culinary specialities to introduce to viewers. Viewers worldwide enjoy Chinese culinary delights in various places because overseas Chinese restaurants and street food are found in Southeast Asia, Europe, and America. Apart from watching online, viewers who are consumers also enjoy Chinese street food. Implications for the culture-based tourism industry are also discussed.

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Section: Chinese Culture Architecture Heritage and Artefactsmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Do Chinese Street Food YouTubers Robustly Communicate Cross-Cultural Tourism Destination?

Hidayat,

Suwarno,

Marcella

2024

JICC

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“…Beck ( 26 ) reflected the originality of the songbook brought out from the remote areas of the Sothern Jharkhand plateau as the country’s rich ICH in the study. Su ( 27 ) illustrated the birth of ICH in China by analyzing the origin, discourse, and practice of the concept of the authenticity of ICH and the difficulties arising from this concept. It mediated the intermediary between local and international ideologies, elaborated on the history of the complex relationship between authenticity and ICH over the past 20 years, and revealed the difficulties of integrating authenticity and ICH as official discourses.…”

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Analysis of the value of folk music intangible cultural heritage on the regulation of mental health

Ning¹

2023

Front. Psychiatry

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This paper proposes an approach based on the safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) by studying the value of ICH to explore the value of the ICH of folk music on mental health and its safeguarding measures. Additionally, a questionnaire survey is conducted on the value of the ICH of folk music among college students. The Tibetan Guozhuang dance and music in the ICH are taken as the object. The students’ awareness, participation, and effects on physical and mental health, emotional regulation, and stress regulation are investigated, to study the safeguarding value of folk music. The survey results reveal that in the process of participating in the folk art of Tibetan Guozhuang dance, 41.8% of the students consider it very useful for emotional regulation and stress relief, and 46.31% believe it is useful. 36.95% of the students feel that it is very useful for the development of mental health, and 49.75% think it is useful. This indicates that a total of 86.7% of the students believe that the dance is helpful to the development of students’ mental health. And most of the students are in a happy mood when participating in the dance. Among them, 71.7% of the students say that they are elated, and 66.98% feel that they are excited. It illustrates that as a young group, the students are fond of folk art, but they lack the cognitive approach. Finally, the safeguarding suggestions and implementation paths are put forward in view of the existing problems of the ICH of folk music. The research can provide a research reference for the safeguarding of the ICH of folk music.

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“…Strengthening economic development is directed at efforts to strengthen the economic structure so that it is more balanced and equitable for the welfare of the community. This can be carried out by taking advantage of local conditions, potentials, and opportunities by prioritizing recovery efforts, increasing cultural activities, as well as encouraging and facilitating efforts to increase regional productivity (Su, 2021;Merga, 2022;Khan et al, 2023). Therefore, economic development is prioritized on economic growth based on local economies with multiple effects, such as the industrial and trade sectors.…”

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Bakar Tongkang festival in Bagansiapiapi, Indonesia – from Chinese fisherman ritual to tourism and economic impact

Nyoto,

Effendi,

Evizariza

et al. 2023

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Bakar Tongkang Festival (BTF), or Go Ge Cap Lak, burning a replica of a barge or fishermen's boat festival, is a Chinese fisherman ritual in Bagansiapiapi, Indonesia. The festival is held every 5th month (Go) on the 16th (Cap Lak) of the Chinese calendar. This study aims to describe the festival and analyze the tourism aspect and the economic impact on the region. The sample populations were Chinese community leaders, Malay community leaders, tourism entrepreneurs, public transportation entrepreneurs, the government, domestic and foreign visitors, and the public audience. Data were collected through observations and interviews with the respondents. Commemoration of the arrival of ethnic Chinese in Bagansiapiapi, Indonesia marked the beginning of the birth of BTF. BTF is the biggest annual event in Rokan Hilir Regency. During this festival, visitors generally perform some rituals and pray to the gods. The procession of praying and remembering the spirits of their ancestors started from the oldest temple in Bagansiapiapi Ing Hok King Temple. The festival is also enlivened by other events and attractions. It attracted local, national, and international tourists. So far the event is well known abroad and brings tourists from Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, China, and others. Visitors no longer only come to pray, but they also come to shops, return to their hometown, leisure, and even business. The BTF had a good impact on the local economy, through visitor spending on hotels, guesthouses, increased sales and purchases of basic needs products, and use of all modes of transportation. In the future, it is highly recommended that this BTF be better organized by promoting it more broadly and in combination with other tourism events. In addition, it can be used as an event for business meetings, scientific meetings, and other cultural activities.

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A Difficult Integration of Authenticity and Intangible Cultural Heritage? The Case of Yunnan, China

Cited by 13 publications

References 16 publications

How Do Chinese Street Food YouTubers Robustly Communicate Cross-Cultural Tourism Destination?

How Do Chinese Street Food YouTubers Robustly Communicate Cross-Cultural Tourism Destination?

Analysis of the value of folk music intangible cultural heritage on the regulation of mental health

Bakar Tongkang festival in Bagansiapiapi, Indonesia – from Chinese fisherman ritual to tourism and economic impact

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