This article examines the case of the intangible cultural heritage inheritance of Wu Opera in Jinyun

exploring the relationship between the inheritance of Wu Opera and grassroots social governance from the perspective of applied ethnomusicology. Firstly

the inheritance of Jinyun Wu Opera represents a holistic process that integrates diverse contexts of folk customs

schools

and mass culture into the daily lives of the people. Secondly

the inheritance of Jinyun Wu Opera transcends the framework of intangible cultural heritage itself and plays a role in grassroots social governance. It contributes to rebuilding local unity

cultural elderly care

public cultural services

and children's mother tongue education through collaborative cooperation with national strategies such as rural revitalization and cultural empowerment. Once again

the inheritance of Jinyun Wuju has achieved an organic combination of top-down support and guidance and bottom-up natural growth. This "Jinyun model" is active

daily

and practical

providing a sustainable inheritance experience for the protection of intangible cultural heritage.