大众网记者 薛成琳 东营报道

A colorful thread, entwined with a thousand years of cultural heritage; dexterous hands, weaving the hopes of countless families. In Dongying Economic and Technological Development Zone, Nie Xiaomeng, the owner of Jiamu Handmade, as the third-generation inheritor of handmade rope weaving skills, has been associated with knots for three decades. From learning the craft of straw weaving and rope weaving from her ancestors as a child to establishing a local intangible cultural heritage handmade brand, she has taken root in the regional culture of the Yellow River Estuary. While adhering to the integrity core of ancient rope knots, she innovates in cultural tourism and creative industries, popularizes public welfare classes, and promotes flexible home-based employment. She addresses industry pain points such as the loss of traditional handicrafts, insufficient mass production, and detachment from contemporary life, allowing ancient rope knotting skills to step out of the studio and become a distinctive cultural card of Dongying.

A rope connects the past and the present, and a knot symbolizes the original aspiration. From the ancestral straw weaving for a living in the fields to the intangible cultural heritage brand of Jiamu handmade crafts, which combines multiple values of culture, employment, and cultural tourism, Nie Xiaomeng has proven with her thirty years of persistence that traditional intangible cultural heritage does not have to be shelved. With integrity as the soul, regional roots, and innovation as the wings, she integrates fingertip knots into everyday life. This craftsmanship spanning three generations is continuously injecting endless vitality into Dongying's traditional handicrafts.

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