The "Guangzhou in Intangible Cultural Heritage" Experience Area, Invitational Exhibition of Internet Famous Young Artists, Creative Art Market... The first Chaoxu Multi Art Festival was held in Guangzhou from the 11th to the 13th. The festival aims to establish a platform for young artists to co create, provide new models for cultural and artistic production, learning, and research, and discover more high-quality young artists. With 12 well-known universities and 200000 faculty and students, Guangzhou University City is an important innovation driving force for Panyu and also a "trump card" it holds. This art festival has set up an experience area called "Guangzhou in Intangible Cultural Heritage" and a creative art market in Chaozhou. Chaoxu has invited renowned intangible cultural heritage masters from Guangzhou to showcase and introduce traditional intangible cultural heritage techniques that are closely related to daily life. At the same time, an experiential handicraft segment has been set up to allow more young people to experience the charm of intangible cultural heritage. The lively Chaoxu Creative Art Market is created by students who spontaneously produce products and set up stalls. It not only features trendy and fashionable design works, but also hand crafted designs that inherit and innovate intangible cultural heritage, showcasing students' original design abilities. Some insiders said that young artists can interact with the inheritors of Lingnan intangible cultural heritage traditional skills, such as Tongcao, Paper Cuttings, olive carving, and Shuhua, to experience and communicate, and trigger each other's creative inspiration and passion. By combining trendy art with Lingnan intangible cultural heritage, we aim to achieve a wonderful fusion of traditional culture and modern elements, radiating new vitality. We look forward to the emergence of refreshing art works. As the highlight of this art festival, the Invitational Exhibition of Internet celebrity young artists showcases a total of 77 art works, covering 12 categories, all of which are from universities in Guangzhou. It presents the theme of "What will art look like in the digital age" to the public. Many young people at the scene paid attention to the work called Tender. The author of the work said: "The festival not only pays attention to the survival of artists in the Internet era, but also devotes itself to exploring the profound transformation of art form and aesthetic taste." Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, one of the organizers of Chaoxu · Plural Arts Festival, contributed profound academic heritage, creative talents and scientific research strength to the festival. Wu Yangbo, Director of the Department of Art Management at the School of Arts and Humanities, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, said, "We hope to promote students to transform theoretical knowledge into practical skills and stimulate their innovative thinking and creative enthusiasm through various forms such as co building training bases with the outside world, jointly organizing art exhibitions, and creating workshops