On The Interpretation Of The Non Material Cultural Heritage Of The Museum From Andersen S Fairy Tales

Intangible cultural heritage refers to the form of the traditional culture which is closely related to people’s life in the form of the traditional culture. Because of these characteristics, the museum can not be used to display the material cultural heritage, but should choose a diversified way to explain the intangible cultural heritage, to convey the cultural charm and value to the audience, to achieve the effect of teaching and education, and promote the protection of intangible cultural heritage, in order to achieve the development and the tradition of the intangible cultural heritage. This paper takes Andersen’s fairy tale exhibition as an example, discusses the ways to explain the intangible cultural heritage, and analyzes the survey of the exhibition. It is hoped that this exhibition will further understand the non material cultural heritage.