In recent years, Shandong, an old revolutionary base area, has explored new paths for the protection and utilization of revolutionary cultural relics, providing important experience in bringing new vitality to revolutionary cultural relics, better leveraging revolutionary resources and passing on the revolutionary tradition. 

　　The project of "Digital Protection of Precious Revolutionary Cultural Relics and Building of Shandong Provincial Revolutionary Cultural Relics Database" carried out by Shandong Museum utilizes advanced technologies such as big data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, etc. to realize the protection of not only 200 pieces of revolutionary cultural relics but also their digital copies, achieving the full preservation of historical information.

　　In the old revolutionary area of Yimeng area in Shandong, the ancient courtyard where the villagers and revolutionary predecessors lived were renovated to recreate the scene in the early 1940s. Immersive and scene-based teaching and story-telling allow audiences to revisit the history when people in the Yimeng area supported the Anti-Japanese War and better understand the true meaning of Yimeng Spirit. 

　　Weifang City Museum included 98 sets (pieces) of revolutionary cultural relics in a special exhibition, and held social education activities by combining with Weifang woodblock New Year pictures and other intangible cultural heritage techniques. The museum also cooperated with Weifang intangible cultural heritage inheritors to develop a batch of creative and practical revolutionary cultural creations, such as the "Red Boat Spring Breeze" dough sculpture series, which have been fully recognized by the public and the market.(cited from chinakongzi.org, source from Chinanews.com.cn)