“…When it comes to the relationship between heritage and narrative, most researchers in heritage studies have regarded narrative as a possible description tool in historical interpretation and cultural identity, especially in museums, exhibitions or tourist destinations (Beneki et al, 2012; Benjamin & Alderman, 2018; Egberts & Hundstad, 2019; González, 2015; O’Hare, 1999; Šešić & Mijatović, 2014; Silberman, 2013; Watson & Waterton, 2010). Furthermore, some research has sought to demonstrate that narrative is a way to represent intangible legacies (van der Hoeven, 2018; Wu, 2014), or an alternative way of heritage preservation for the temporal and constructed quality of heritage values (Hodge, 2011; Rico, 2020; Strauser et al, 2018; Walter, 2014). These aforementioned studies pay much more attention to the function of narrative in the representation of historical legacies; meanwhile, the main concerns of these studies are how to attract heritage visitors and how to preserve the intangible qualities of heritage.…”