Research on the Impact of Non-Heritage Industrialization on the Economic Empowerment and Social Status of Rural Women

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  • Yuxin Sheng

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/n6qmkr05

Keywords:

Non-heritage Industrialization, Rural Women, Economic Empowerment, Social Rural Revitalization

Abstract

Intangible cultural heritage is an important path for the transformation of traditional cultural resources into modern economic momentum, and it is also a key grasp to promote rural development under the background of rural revitalization strategy. This article takes rural women as the research object. Through literature research methods and case analysis methods, it explores the economic empowerment role of non-heritage industrialization on rural women in terms of job creation, income improvement, skill literacy cultivation, etc., as well as rural women's family decision-making power, social participation and self-identification in the process. Changes, and then analyze the mechanism of improving its social status. The study found that the industrialization of non-heritage effectively breaks the traditional development dilemma of rural women through the transmission chain of "skills-employment-income-rights", but at the same time, it faces challenges such as balance between industrialization and inheritance, uneven distribution of interests, and conflict of family roles. Based on this, this article puts forward countermeasures from the four levels of the government, enterprises, social organizations and women themselves, aiming to promote the positive interaction between the industrialization of non-heritage and the development of rural women, and help the comprehensive revitalization of rural areas.

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25-12-2025

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