As we all know, intangible cultural heritage is the culture and related physical places handed down from one generation to another by each ethnic group, and is the expression of the unique and individual aesthetic habits of the ethnic group. Yunnan, as the province with the largest number of ethnic groups in China, has 25 ethnic minorities such as Yi, Miao, Hui and Dai in addition to the Han Chinese, thus making Yunnan's ethnic culture very diverse and one of the richest regions in China in terms of intangible cultural heritage. Yunnan's intangible cultural heritage programs cover more than ten categories, including folk literature, traditional dance and music, traditional drama, traditional cuisine, traditional skills, traditional medicine, and amusement and acrobatics.

First of all, Yunnan has 105 national-level and 450 provincial-level non-heritage programs. Among them, the famous Dai Peacock Dance, Zhuang Yi Brass Dance, Wa Wooden Drum Dance, Dulong Folk Song and many other traditional dances and music of ethnic minorities have been listed as intangible cultural heritage, and there are more than ten kinds of folklore such as Nu Ruo Rou language, Dai Lianwen, Gesar epic and other folklore in terms of traditional literature. Yunnan intangible cultural heritage projects in traditional handicrafts as a prominent, like the Dai culture and history of the living fossil known as the production of Yunnan Bay Leaf Scripture, with a strong ethnic style of Jianchuan wood carving and Bai weaving and dyeing and the use of a variety of materials as raw materials through jacquard, weaving and other traditional hand-made Dai brocade in Yunnan, in China's traditional handicrafts enjoys a high reputation as one of China's most valuable treasures of the national culture.

Then, Yunnan's intangible cultural heritage heirs are also very numerous. The total population of Yunnan Province is less than 50 million, but people of 26 nationalities live there, which makes Yunnan's ethnic culture colorful and magnificent, and provides good conditions for the rich non-heritage projects. In order to let the non-heritage cultural programs to be inherited and protected, Yunnan Province continues to introduce various measures, and actively build a platform for the training of non-heritage talents, and do a good job in the inheritance and dissemination of non-heritage programs Bo. In 2009, there were only more than 200 non-heritage heirs in Yunnan, through actively organizing various forms of training courses, so that more people are interested in Yunnan's non-heritage projects, voluntarily become non-heritage heirs, and also send non-heritage heirs to training and learning, so that the non-heritage heir team has been enriched in just ten years to get the provincial recognition of non-heritage heir to the growth of more than 10,000 people, so that the non-heritage projects in Yunnan get strong support. The program is strongly supported.

Finally, in addition to the above, Yunnan Province, Yunnan Province has a lot of non-heritage projects, we are interested in Yunnan can go to the personal experience.