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Table 1 Interviewee information

From: Grounded theory-based model of the influence of digital communication on handicraft intangible cultural heritage

S/N

Group

Occupation

Age

Education

Characteristics

F01

Scholars

Associate professor

51

PhD

He has visited many folk museums in China and South Korea, and is interested in cultural conflicts in handicraft ICH communication

F02

University lecturer

40

PhD

She is engaged in a variety of handicraft ICH, including embroidery and paper cutting, and is fascinated by handicraft videos, such as those of Li Ziqi

F03

Professor

44

Master’s

She has participated in many cultural and craft protection projects, and teaches university courses related to the digital communication of traditional handicrafts

F04

Practitioners

Handicraft operator

46

Master’s

He runs an art company that aims to disseminate ICH

F05

Marketing Specialist

42

Bachelor’s

He is an enthusiast of the use of new technology in handicraft production and is experienced in digital exhibition and online interaction

F06

Self-media operator

32

Bachelor’s

He has worked for the Chinese online platforms Tencent and iqiyi, and has made ICH videos and documentaries. In particular, he has participated in creating documentaries on the ICH of Southern Fujian

F07

Enthusiasts

International student

23

Master’s

He enjoys making handicraft videos to share with friends, and he is a strong enthusiast of AI technology

F08

Unemployed

24

Bachelor’s

She has experienced many traditional skills, including the Guizhou tie dyeing process. She wishes to combine online communication with offline experience

F09

High school teacher (retired)

65

Bachelor’s

She is concerned about the impact of traditional handicrafts on art education and is interested in digital museums