Intangible Cultural Heritage Office Of China Textile Federation Carries Out Public Welfare Projects To Help Rural Revitalization

　　 Recently, the "Burberry Burberry handicraft designer training public welfare project" (hereinafter referred to as "the project") jointly launched by China Textile Industry Federation, China Women's development foundation and Burberry Burberry company is about to start.

　　 It is reported that through the integration of resources advantages of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Office of China Textile Federation, the project plans to enter 10 ethnic minority areas such as Miao, Tu and Dong within three years, and carry out design ability improvement training for female practitioners with certain traditional skills of textile intangible cultural heritage, and carry out achievement transformation, exhibition, exchange and learning, cultural popularization, etc Public welfare publicity and other related activities. The purpose of the project is to empower ethnic minority female practitioners, promote women's innovative employment, inheritance and development of intangible cultural heritage culture, and help rural revitalization and sustainable development by improving their design, aesthetic and production capabilities.

　　 As an internationally renowned fashion brand, burberry will fulfill its social responsibility while exploring fashion aesthetics and enterprise development. It is committed to donate RMB 14.85 million to support the implementation of the project within three years. We will promote women's innovation and exploration in Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritance and women's entrepreneurship in the benefit areas, and help women's public welfare and charity sustainable development.

　　 The project will be officially launched at the Fifth China Textile intangible cultural heritage conference in November 2021. The first phase will go into Guizhou to train Miao women. For the inheritance of China's textile intangible cultural heritage technology, carry forward the past and open up new materials, and create a better life with minority women and families.