A traditional Chinese culture artist is a professional who is committed to integrating traditional Chinese culture with various art forms to achieve the inheritance of Chinese culture, artistic creation, and cultural dissemination. Here is an introduction to the related work of traditional Chinese culture artists:

- Job content: On the one hand, is necessary to deeply study traditional Chinese classics, such as the Book of Songs and Zhuangzi, and extract the cultural elements in them for artistic creation, covering a variety of art such as painting, calligraphy, music, dance, and drama. On the other hand, it is also necessary to undertake the work of traditional Chinese culture and art, design and teach related courses in schools and training institutions, and teach students art skills while explaining the underlying traditional Chinese culture. In addition, traditional Chinese culture artists also participate in the and execution of various cultural activities, such as holding traditional Chinese culture-themed art exhibitions and cultural performances, responsible for the overall creativity of the activities and on-site guidance, to the popularization and promotion of traditional Chinese culture and art.

- Skills requirements: It is necessary to have a profound traditional Chinese knowledge system, in-depth understanding of philosophy history, literature, etc., to provide a cultural foundation for artistic creation and teaching. And it is necessary to have skilled artistic creation ability, proficient in the performance techniques of or more art genres. At the same time, it is also necessary to master scientific education methods, design teaching content according to different audiences, and in addition, good communication and organizational skills are also indispensable to facilitate teaching and organize cultural activities.

- Employment direction: Traditional Chinese culture artists can work as teachers of traditional Chinese culture art courses in primary schools, schools, universities, or professional training institutions. They can also work in cultural venues such as art galleries, museums, and cultural centers, engaged in art creation, exhibition planning, and interpretation. They can also join the cultural industry, work in cultural communication companies, film and television production companies, performing groups, etc., as creative planners, art directors,., or as independent creators, through the sale of art works, undertaking custom creation, etc., to obtain income.