Academic Moat
We don't accept just any materials. The Yearbook Platform enforces rigorous academic standards to ensure every entry meets scholarly scrutiny.
Three-tier Inheritance Hierarchy
Establish a three-tier certification system based on the scope of inheritance, influence, and cultural contributions.
Family Inheritance
Basic Authentication- Inherit shamanic skills within the family
- Master the family's unique ritual process
- Conduct family-level sacrificial rituals.
- Lineage traceable to at least three generations
Clan/Village-level Inheritance
Intermediate Certification- Influential within the clan or village
- Master the complete clan sacrificial rites
- Moderate large-scale public sacrificial ceremonies
- Gain recognition from the clan/village
- Clear and well-documented lineage
Cross-regional benchmark
Advanced Certification- Representative across regions
- Master multiple ritual types and artifact usage
- Deep theoretical understanding of shamanic culture
- Willing to participate in cultural heritage and education work
- Recommended by multiple experts
- Well-documented lineage with complete historical records.
Dual Quality Control Mechanism
AI-powered initial review + expert final approval to ensure data quality and academic rigor
DingXiaoLiang AI automatically analyzes submitted documents, extracts key information, and evaluates data completeness and credibility.
- Automatically extract structured information such as people, locations, and times.
- Assessment Data Completeness (0-100 points)
- Identify potential cultural associations
- Generate Preliminary Review Report
Professionally reviewed by an independent editorial board to ensure academic rigor.
- Verify authenticity of inheritance lineage
- Evaluate cultural value and academic significance
- Cross-verify field survey data
- Generate expert review opinion
Grant heritage certification at the corresponding level based on the review outcome.
- Home-level / Clan-level / Cross-region Benchmark-level
- Issue Digital Certificate
- Enter Yearbook Archive System
- Track inheritance status
Data Quality Standards
Every entry record must pass the following four-dimensional quality assessment.
Data Integrity
Completeness of core fields such as Basic Information, Lineage Records, and Ritual Practices
Source Credibility
Fieldwork records, oral histories, and documentary evidence can be cross-verified.
Cultural Accuracy
Verified by editorial board experts for cultural accuracy.
Timeliness
Regularly verify and update information such as inheritor status and activity records.
Compile Logs and White Papers
All audit records, expert review comments, and data change logs are publicly accessible to ensure academic transparency and traceability.