How can the dying folk art survive in the cracks?

I think that inheriting China's excellent folk traditional culture and inheriting excellent folk art, how can folk art survive in the cracks? I have the following suggestions.

I think one of the most important points is that when we face traditional folk art, we must learn to inherit and carry forward, first of all, we must inherit the advantages of excellent folk art, explore the excellence of excellent folk art, and see what significance excellent folk art has in our lives, in addition, this significance is carried forward, and secondly, it is very important to see the characteristics of folk art suitable for current life. We all know that folk art is something that has been accumulated in our country for many years, that is to say, some things are not suitable for inheritance now, so we must take their essence and discard their dross.

Not all folk art needs to be inherited, but folk art must also inherit and carry forward the excellent tradition in order to survive in the cracks. Secondly, I think it is very important that as the inheritor of folk art, we must pass on some folk art to future generations, so that folk art can be carried forward, and we know that it is not easy to survive in the cracks, so we must make folk art become an art that the public loves, so as to survive in the cracks.

If there are many people who are seriously fond of folk art, then folk art will not be difficult to survive in our lives. As the inheritor of folk art, we must not be stingy with the folk art we have, we must develop more inheritors of folk art, pass on folk art to more young people, let young people begin to like and inherit folk art, and do not let folk art have no fans in the new generation, if there is a certain popular base, I think folk art will be carried forward better in our country, so that we can also find their place between many cultures and arts, and will not be forgotten by our people.

Nowadays, many young people do not know about folk art, and folk art is gradually lost, so schools should take children to experience some folk art and love folk art. Society should respect these arts and let them enter the public eye. The older generation wants to pass it on to the next generation, preserving folk art as much as possible.

We must allow tradition to change to adapt to the present. I think I can 'walk on two legs', one leg for survival, for the market, with the help of mechanics, mass production; On the other hand, use the capital obtained from the market to refine the most authentic and emotional value-added face of this skill. ”

This requires contemporary young people to inherit and carry forward folk art, and on the basis of carrying it forward, they must make their own innovations, keep up with the times, and make progress with the times.