2026-01-10 15:22:54

Why can't traditional culture and Web3 collide to spark new ideas? Sichuan opera, face-changing, intangible cultural heritage crafts—these national treasures carry the essence of Eastern aesthetics and craftsmanship. Doma Dan transforms this profound cultural gene into digital assets, not only as a creative expression but also as a way to breathe new life into intangible cultural heritage. From the stage to the blockchain, from handcrafted to digital, this is an elegant upgrade of culture. Sichuan cultural elements combined with Web3 innovative concepts are worth exploring. We believe that perceptive partners have already seen the story behind this—it's not just about tokens, but an expression of cultural confidence.

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BearWhisperGod

· 6h ago

Intangible cultural heritage on the blockchain sounds very advanced, but can it truly preserve the soul of the craftsmanship? --- Digitizing Sichuan Opera face-changing—if it can be done brilliantly, that would be amazing, but it seems most projects are just cashing in. --- It's called cultural upgrading in a nice way, but actually it depends on whether it can truly empower the inheritors. --- It's a bit overhyped... but it is indeed a new idea. --- Hey, this idea is good; it would be even better if it can really help the old artisans earn money. --- Another story of integrated innovation, but it depends on how it will be implemented later. --- Cultural confidence is correct, but don’t turn it into a pretext for exploiting intangible cultural heritage. --- It sounds good, but the key is whether this can be circulated.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 01-10 15:46

Hmm... Sichuan opera on the blockchain? That's a brilliant idea, but can it really be sold?

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CrossChainMessenger

· 01-10 15:46

This idea is indeed brilliant; digitizing intangible cultural heritage on the blockchain should have been done long ago.

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TommyTeacher

· 01-10 15:42

Hmm... I'm curious to see what kind of tricks can be played with Sichuan opera going on the blockchain, but will anyone actually pay for it?

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MissedTheBoat

· 01-10 15:40

Haha, okay, I didn't expect face-changing to go on-chain, but it is indeed somewhat interesting. --- Sichuan opera elements + NFT? Sounds good, but I'm just worried it’s another set of rhetoric for cutting leeks. --- The term cultural confidence is used quite smoothly, but whether it can truly go viral depends on subsequent operations. --- I support the digitalization of intangible cultural heritage, but just don't let it end up as a tool for hype. --- On-chain culture is indeed fresh, just not sure if it will be a flash in the pan. --- This idea is feasible, but the key is not to let traditional culture become a cover for air coins.

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 01-10 15:33

Finally, someone has brought intangible cultural heritage onto the blockchain. Compared to those scam coins, this at least has some soul.

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