Woman Brews Future for Cultural Heritage Through Company

 August 26, 2020
Woman Brews Future for Cultural Heritage Through Company
The tea-calix with leaves produced by Jingxiang Culture Communication Co Ltd. [Xinhua]

 

Tu Jinge, 27, is one of the founders of Jingxiang Culture Communication Co Ltd, Tianjin. While studying for a master's degree in Nankai University, she and her friends set up a social space for learning and communication. In the process of operation, they realized the young generation had a strong interest in traditional handicrafts and folk culture. After that, they focused on the tea-calix with leaves, a representative work of traditional porcelain in Jiangxi Province as a breakthrough point, and started the entrepreneurial journey of protecting, inheriting and innovating intangible cultural heritage.

Woman Brews Future for Cultural Heritage Through Company
Tu Jinge sells intangible cultural heritage products via livestreaming on August 24. [Xinhua]

 

The team tapped design talent developing original works, established a cooperative relationship with intangible cultural heritage craftsmen, and sold the products through webcasts and crowdfunding. After three years of development, the company has launched nearly 60 inheritors of intangible cultural heritage, served hundreds of craftsmen in all parts of the country, especially in rural areas, and promoted the inheritance and development of intangible cultural heritage.

Woman Brews Future for Cultural Heritage Through Company
Tu communicates with her colleague on August 24. [Xinhua]

 

Woman Brews Future for Cultural Heritage Through Company
Tu looks for leaves suitable for making a tea-calix with leaves on August 24. [Xinhua]

 

(Source: Xinhua)

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