Abstract:

The cultural spaces of folk intangible cultural heritage （ICH） projects are characterized by multiplicity and fluidity. As a

bond connecting the inheritance of multi-ethnic traditional cultures and the construction of modern life in central Yunnan, the

Tianfengshan Song Festival （a provincial-level ICH project） manifests its cultural spatial form as "five-layered spaces": Material

Space supported by natural landscapes and religious architecture; Sacred Space rooted in ritual practices and belief inheritance;

Secular Space integrating commercial activities and stage performances; Memory Space carrying historical memories and

intergenerational transmission; Fluid Space evolving continuously with societal changes. The dynamic interweaving of the five-layered

spaces constitutes the core mechanism for the living inheritance of the Tianfeng Mountain Song Festival. Under the impact of

modernity, the spatial game in ICH cultural spaces reveals a dialectical relationship of "repulsion-supplementation" and "crisis

opportunity", which requires attention in inheritance and protection.

Key words:

Tianfeng Mountain Song Festival, cultural space, five-layered spaces, living inheritance

CLC Number: 

• F327