An Empirical Study of the Influencing Factors of Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritance Based on Principal Component Analysis
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Small opera is an important manifestation of the cultural diversity of the Chinese nation, and also very essential for its development and legacy. Jiangsu Dan- Opera（丹剧）is currently in good condition, but there are still many bottlenecks in the process of inheritance. Therefore, based on the principal component analysis, this paper discussed the influencing factors of intangible cultural heritage inheritance, and proposed innovation measures through a number of paths, so as to provide certain reference for the inheritance and development of Jiangsu Dan- Opera.
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