"Let's start!" He put up the stand, put his mobile phone on it, and found the right angle. Mao Shengli stuck the wet rice paper on the hot wall. In a moment, it was steaming hot and stabbing. "Green sandalwood bark, supported by sand straw, can only be made with a rice paper after 108 processes such as picking, picking, and drying..." Mao Shengli, a representative of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and a senior technician of China Rice Paper Co., Ltd., and his disciple Yao Yunkui are using mobile phones to broadcast live in the rice paper cultural park in Jingxian County, Xuancheng City, Anhui Province. From the rice paper making technique to the development process, facing the camera, Mao Shengli operated while communicating with netizens. "What materials are used for making rice paper?" "How can we tell the quality of rice paper?" "What is the difference between calligraphy and painting paper?" Mao Shengli answered the questions from netizens one by one. In the past two years, Yao Yunkui made a video of the rice paper production process and released it to the short video platform, accumulating many fans. Recently, Mao Shengli has joined in, shooting videos and making live broadcasts to spread rice paper culture. After attending the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Mao Shengli returned to his post and was invited by local schools to preach the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. At the beginning of November, he went to Chengguan No. 5 Primary School in Jingxian County to preach the spirit of the Twentieth National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in combination with rice paper culture and production skills. "We want to see how rice paper is made. Is there any chance?" asked the netizen in the live broadcast room. "When you are free, you can come to the Cultural Park to experience the making of rice paper." The rice paper became dry and smooth after being baked in high temperature. Mao Shengli took the opportunity to uncover the paper. He has been engaged in the production of rice paper for 35 years, and his grasp of temperature and time is already perfect. Colleague Wang Xifa came over with a piece of dried rice paper in his hand - slight barbs appeared on the rice paper, and he came to Mao Shengli to discuss what to do. Two people talk to each other, and their ideas for improvement are gradually clear. At present, Mao Shengli has taken the lead in setting up a "great craftsman" studio in the factory to study rice paper skills, do a good job of "helping and guiding", and cultivate more highly skilled talents. "What is the development prospect of rice paper workers?" A message flashed on the mobile phone screen. "The production of rice paper has been included in the professional skills appraisal. At present, the company has four provincial arts and crafts masters, two outstanding craftsmen from Jianghuai and one technical expert from Anhui Province. Since 2011, more than 700 people have obtained the technician and senior worker certificates." Mao Shengli introduced. Yao Yunkui on the side took up the conversation: "This year, I plan to make one and get the certificate of senior technician." The studio was busy, and the rice paper garden was busy. Before I knew it, more than 600 pieces of rice paper were finished drying. "The company now has a group of post-90s papermaking workers, and I want to teach the production skills to young people together with teachers." Mao Shengli said that he would actively participate in the introduction of intangible cultural heritage into the campus, planting the seeds of protecting intangible cultural heritage in the hearts of children; I hope that through my own efforts, more people will come to know rice paper. (Liu Xinshe)