Sample 15 of 22
Public lecture
How Intangible Heritage Lives On Today
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- For
- People who come to a library or cultural centre for an evening talk
- To get
- The audience can tell an official count from a platform's own number, check a claimed heritage label, and wants to record an elder's skill
- Theme
- ink
- Length
- 18 pages
- Language
- English
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“Use pptwise's ink theme to build a public lecture of about 18 slides titled "How Intangible Heritage Lives On Today", for a general audience at a public library. Open with a scroll-style title, quote the definition in China's Intangible Cultural Heritage Law, and divide the talk into two volumes: first the lists, then the people who carry the crafts, ending with how crafts return to workshops, classrooms and festivals. State what every figure counts and where it comes from, never join numbers counted different ways into one trend, and keep platform-reported figures off the slides. End with five things the audience can do, without promising results. Add a few illustrations showing only hands, backs or distant crowds, with no faces or text.”
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