The Inheritance and Development of Traditional Chinese Needlework under the "the Belt and Road Initiative"
Abstract
As an important part of the intangible cultural heritage, traditional Chinese women's needlework is facing the challenge of inheritance and development. The cultural connotations embodied in Chinese women's needlework art are concentrated in three aspects: the natural view of the unity of man and nature, the primitive folk view, and the artistic view of auspiciousness. It still has high social and cultural value in contemporary society. Therefore, in response to the impact of large-scale mechanized production, women's needlework culture urgently needs to innovate and develop through new designs, new techniques, new media, new ideas, and new models. At the same time, under the background of the "Belt and Road" construction, Chinese women's needlework, as a characteristic cultural business card, plays a role in international exchange and cooperation, cultural output, and China's image building. Providing constructive suggestions for its development and inheritance is conducive to promoting Chinese women's needlework to compose a new chapter of the Silk Road in the contemporary international arena.
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