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Abstract: Responding to UNESCO’s call to “Bringing communities’ voices to the forefront” in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the 2003 Convention, the present paper showcases the diverse experiences in path selection and multi models for communities’ participation in safeguarding intangible cultural heritage (ICH) and highlights the voices of the communities and their agencies by exploring cases from both urban and rural, China and abroad settings. It aims to further provide reference for more communities to engage into this safeguarding project with the widest possible participation. Based on field study conducted in Donghuashi Street and Gaobeidian Village in Beijing, the author argues the “Three Principles for Being Present” for the model of “ICH in the Communities”: traditional bearers work in certain communities for an extended period of time; ICH “lives” in the communities and the communities concerned engage in safeguarding processes over a long term. The shift from “ICH entering the community” to “ICH in the community” marks a significant innovation in the concepts and practices in safeguarding ICH in China. The effectiveness of the “community-driven ICH development and rural revitalization” model demonstrates that only by fully respecting the subjectivity and agency of the community concerned can the sustainable development of ICH and rural revitalization be truly realized. The safeguarding experience of the Batana Eco-Museum as one of Good Safeguarding Practices embodies the community-centered model which reflecting the spirit of the 2003 Convention, thereby provides a good example for other state parties to maximize the role of communities.
Keywords: Communities’ Participation; the 2003 Convention; Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage; ICH-in-the-Community model; Community-Driven model; Community-Centered model
About the author: YANG Lihui, Professor, Institute of Folk Literature, School of Chinese Language and Literature, Beijing Normal University (Beijing 100875)
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