This book is the result of the author’s theoretical research over more than 20 years of practice in preserving China’s intangible cultural heritage. It provides an academic and theoretical analysis of intangible cultural heritage, covering its basic concepts, practical experiences, ongoing challenges, and policy recommendations. The work comprehensively examines China’s rich and unique cultural traditions while illuminating the country’s preservation methodologies and wisdom. It stands as an important reference for understanding the development of intangible cultural heritage protection in China.