Analyzing the Relevance between the Display of Ethnic Intangible Cultural Heritage and Ethnic Communities: A Case Study of the Suoga Longhorn Miao Community in Guizhou, China

This study explores the relationship between ethnic intangible cultural heritage exhibitions and the corresponding communities, based on the (UNESCO 2003) Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. It emphasizes the dynamic nature of cultural heritage and the vital role of ethnic communities as participants. The study uses three dimensions - “cultural empowerment,” “cultural identity,” and “community participation” - to explore this relationship. It uses the Soga Changjiao Miao community in Guizhou, China as a case study, concluding that ethnic community groups play a significant role in constructing ethnic intangible cultural heritage exhibitions. It's offers a valuable perspective for researchers.