Gannan Tea Picking Opera, a cherished cultural heritage, has been shaped by historical developments, government support, educational initiatives, and artistic innovation. The multifaceted efforts to safeguard and promote Gannan Tea Picking Opera. Through interviews with key informants and analysis of historical data, the importance of creativity in preserving Gannan Tea Picking Opera's cultural legacy is highlighted, emphasizing the integration of review and preservation in artistic innovation. Government support has played a pivotal role in providing policy input and services for preserving Gannan Tea Picking Opera, fostering an environment conducive to creative expression and cultural preservation. Integration into educational institutions and community engagement initiatives has furthered the opera's preservation efforts, ensuring its transmission to future generations. Moreover, music reveals a dynamic interplay between tradition and innovation, with post-Cultural Revolution developments showcasing a heightened emphasis on musical experimentation while retaining the essence of the traditional style and promoting the Gannan Tea Picking Opera as a vibrant emblem of Chinese cultural identity.

The objective focuses on the study of knowledge and the preservation of Songming lantern opera in Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, utilizing qualitative research methods such as interviews and observations. It unearths the historical significance of this art form, spanning from the Qing dynasty's Qianlong era to 1912, reaffirming its profound cultural roots within Yunnan. By identifying distinguished performers like Wenping Yang and Guoqiong Li, the research sheds light on the individual contributions that have shaped this traditional opera. Additionally, it observes the contemporary cultural adaptation known as "Lantern Opera Square Dance" in the Songming region, marking the opera's resilience and adaptability in the 21st century. Furthermore, the study traces the evolution of musical elements within Songming lantern opera, notably the shift from percussion to string music, providing valuable insights into its musical development. These findings collectively contribute to a richer understanding and preservation of Songming lantern opera, a vital component of Yunnan's cultural heritage.

The preservation of Isan Folk Music is of the utmost significance for preserving the rich cultural heritage of the region and nurturing artistic innovation. Digital sound technology has emerged as a potent instrument for this endeavor, allowing for the construction of an exhaustive and diverse digital sound library. In this study, traditional Isan Folk Music instruments were meticulously recorded using the cutting-edge Logic Pro X software, capturing their nuances in volume and dynamics. The authenticity of each instrument's timbre and unique characteristics were preserved through the use of sound adjustment and editing techniques. The appropriate organization and note nomenclature within the Kontakt software contributed to the library's well-structured and user-friendly design. The process of importing the sounds of musical instruments into Kontakt was seamless, involving selection, customization, and modification, resulting in a vast repository of sounds that are available for exploration. A user-friendly interface was thoughtfully designed to enhance the user's experience exploring the captivating sounds of traditional Isan Folk Music instruments. This digital sound library stands as a testament to the preservation and celebration of Isan Folk Music, providing artists and enthusiasts alike with a resourceful outlet for artistic expression and promoting global appreciation for this distinctive musical tradition, demonstrating the important role of music in cultural preservation and human evolution.

The transmission of Guqin music, an ancient Chinese cultural tradition, is undergoing profound changes due to digital technology and artificial intelligence. This study examines the intersection of traditional Guqin pedagogy and digital innovation through a posthumanist framework, analyzing how digital tools influence preservation, accessibility, and authenticity. The research in Anhui Province employs ethnographic methods, including interviews with Guqin masters, students, and digital platform developers, to explore the integration of algorithmic learning, virtual performances, and online education. The findings reveal opportunities and challenges: while digital platforms enhance accessibility and engagement, they also disrupt embodied learning practices central to Guqin mastery. This study advocates for a hybrid educational model that merges traditional mentorship with digital augmentation, ensuring cultural sustainability without eroding the Guqin’s philosophical and artistic essence. Future research should further investigate the long-term implications of digital mediation in Guqin education and explore its broader cultural significance.

The study focuses on the preservation and transmission of Gannan Tea Picking Opera knowledge after the Cultural Revolution in 1949 using qualitative research methods such as interviews and observations with seven key informants. The following findings were obtained, which can be divided into three distinct periods: The tortuous development phase from 1949 to 1966 marked significant growth and development, with the establishment of specialized schools and the implementation of the “three reforms” contributing to knowledge transmission and preservation. The survival dilemma period from 1966 to 1976 during the Cultural Revolution imposed constraints on artistic expression, but the return of artists from rural areas and their role in recruiting apprentices supported the continuity of Gannan Tea Picking Opera. Finally, the Ganzhou Gannan Tea Picking Opera Troupe and educational institutions contributed to the revival of this traditional art form during the period of rebirth from 1976 to 2023. Retired artists continue to play a vital role in knowledge preservation and dissemination, reflecting the enduring resilience of Gannan Tea Picking Opera.

This study focuses on the preservation and literacy transmission of Jiang Jie in Sichuan Opera in Chongqing, China. The study employed a qualitative research methodology, which entailed conducting interviews and making observations. The findings of the study are as follows: The preservation and literacy transmission of Jiang Jie in Sichuan Opera carry great historical importance as it encapsulates the essence of courage, perseverance, and love for one’s country during the era of China’s anti-Japanese War. The Sichuan Opera is crucial in preserving traditional culture, portraying literary historical events, and emphasizing the achievements of women. Preserving and literacy of Jiang Jie in Sichuan Opera is crucial, despite obstacles such as an aging audience and budgetary restraints. Strategies encompass governmental assistance, educational initiatives, community involvement, and modernizing efforts. The objective of these endeavors is to guarantee the long-lasting significance of Jiang Jie in Sichuan Opera and its cultural heritage and literacy transmission, establishing a connection between the past and present for the benefit of future generations.