Southern Min dialect culture serves as the spiritual bond of the Southern Min ethnic group

and its protection

inheritance and innovation have significant value in fostering cross-regional ethnic identity

preserving local wisdom

and revitalizing intangible cultural heritage resources. This paper proposes three practical pathways: building community-embedded living scenarios to enable the dialect to return to daily social interactions and folk rituals

creating lightweight and young-oriented new media content to expand the audience for dialect cultural dissemination

and promoting the integration of industry

education

and research to develop dialect-related cultural and creative products as well as cultural tourism projects

with market-oriented revenues feeding back into dialect preservation efforts. Through the coordinated efforts of multiple pathways

it aims to build a sustainable inheritance system for Southern Min dialect culture and promote its new development.