Research on the Path of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ethnic Minorities into Contemporary Campuses: A Case Study of Oroqen Culture

All facets of society are now concerned with the preservation and transference of intangible cultural assets, but little focus has been placed on the intangible cultural assets of ethnic minorities. The Oroqen are one of the few ethnic groups in China with a distinctive traditional culture of their own. The intangible cultural heritage of the Oroqen people is a cultural treasure refined by the Oroqen people after long-term practice, and it is indispensable for the composition of China's excellent traditional culture. The cultural and ecological environment of the Oroqen intangible cultural heritage has been negatively impacted by the rapid economic and social development as well as the population's expanding material and cultural needs. This has created challenges for the intangible cultural heritage's preservation and transmission. This paper takes Harbin, Heilongjiang Province as the research center, analyzes the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage into the construction of the education system with the help of interviews and field investigations, and puts forward targeted suggestions, trying to provide new ideas for the protection and inheritance of the intangible cultural heritage of the Oroqen people.