Four-level intangible heritage system established in Tibet

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Four-level intangible heritage system established in Tibet

By Zhu Shan Source:China Tibet News 2016年04月15日 16:21

It is reported from Mass Art Gallery of Tibet Autonomous Region that there are 89 national intangible cultural heritage projects, 68 national inheritors, 323 regional intangible cultural heritage projects and 350 regional inheritors in China's Tibet. Currently, Tibet has established a complete four-level intangible heritage system.

In recent years, Mass Art Gallery of Tibet Autonomous Region focuses on the protection of intangible cultural heritages, especially Tibetan opera and Tibetan epic "King Gesar", expanding the influence of mass culture and intangible cultural heritages.

Photo shows that artists are perfoming Tiebtan Opera with classic masks. [Photo/CNTV.com]

Tibet storytellers rap "King Gesar", and people record the story with recorders. [Photo/Xinhua]

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