The Analysis of Creativity and Expansion Guidelines of Innovative Tapestry Art for Liaoning Province in the People's Republic of China
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The objectives of this article to provide Creativity and Expansion Guidelines of Innovative Tapestry Art for Liaoning Province in the People's Republic of China. The scope of this article is based on the case of Innovative Tapestry Art production in Liaoning Province, which is located in the northeast of People's Republic of China at present.
The analysis found that: (1) the key elements for developing the innovative Tapestry Art for Liaoning Province include the integration of traditional wisdom and modern art forms of the Innovative Tapestry Art for Liaoning Province, the adaptation of production materials, the application of technology for Tapestry Art for Liaoning Province, the concept of creativity, and the implementation and development of marketing that supports Tapestry Art for Liaoning Province; and (2) the approach to expanding the production of Tapestry Art for Liaoning Province includes the analysis of the market to gain a thorough understanding, the management of the area and population, the understanding of the supply chain and transportation, the analysis of marketing strategies, the planning of finance, the understanding and application of regulatory considerations, and the analysis of potential risks. These will help develop the innovative ideas and the approach to expanding the production of innovative tapestry in Liaoning Province in a sustainable manner.
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