The Study on Tourism Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage - Taking Weifang City as Example

Chun Xiao Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.479-481.55

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The Study on Tourism Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage - Taking Weifang City as Example

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Differences in cultural norms may mean that tourists from different backgrounds are unaware of accepted standards of behavior. In china, the Handicraft class of intangible cultural heritage in-depth research needs from different perspectives of different disciplines to conduct systematic research. This is still in the initial stage of exploration, arts and crafts class intangible cultural heritage protection theory and practice has yet to be studied in depth.

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Intangible Cultural Heritage, Intangible Handicraft Cultural Heritage, Tourism Development

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