Introducing Intangible Cultural Heritage into the Classroom and Studies of the Practice in Regional Colleges. A Case Study in Guangxi University of Science and Technology

Abstract

Abstract-Through integrating geographical and cultural resources advantages with specific major studies, intangible cultural heritage is actively introduced into the college classrooms. Doing so not only helps define the educational role of a regional college in training talents to promote local cultural heritage, but also contributes to classroom teaching studies. Such teaching practices require proper adjustment in course objectives, teaching plans and thesis design, which in turn can step up related research work such as grant application, paper publication as well as textbook compiling and so forth.