Technology transforms intangible cultural heritages in south China’s Hainan Province

In the past, discussions about intangible cultural heritage invariably centered around words like “endangered” and “highly difficult.” However, a new wave driven by technology and creativity is gradually breaking down these stereotypes.

With a simple click of the mouse, designers can now produce Li brocade patterns that blend classic elegance with contemporary fashion. Meanwhile, 3D printing technology has opened up new possibilities for cultural and creative products derived from intangible cultural heritages.