The application of *Xiangyunsha* (a traditional gambiered Guangdong silk) has expanded into sectors such as home décor and cultural-creative products. At the 22nd China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair in 2026, Lianshan Zhuang and Yao Autonomous County showcased practical cultural-creative products-including accessories, coasters, tea mats, bags, and apparel-that blend *Xiangyunsha* with the classic patterns of Zhuang brocade and Yao embroidery. This fusion transforms *Xiangyunsha* into a "living vehicle" for conveying Zhuang and Yao cultures, serving as a vivid example of the "creative transformation and innovative development" of traditional intangible cultural heritage. Leveraging its intangible cultural heritage resources, Banmei Village in Lanhe Town, Nansha District, Guangzhou, successfully established the "Yunsha Xingyun" *Xiangyunsha* Cultural Heritage Park. With a total investment of 25.6 million yuan, the village created a AAA-rated tourist attraction integrating production, exhibition, and educational study tours, now hosting over 300,000 study-tour visitors annually. The village pioneered a "Party branch + enterprise + farmer" collaboration model, launching 11 intangible cultural heritage study courses within the park and prioritizing the training of local villagers as *Xiangyunsha* artisans and tour guides. This initiative has enabled many local women to secure employment and increase their income close to home, with the attraction having hosted approximately 600,000 study-tour visitors to date.
