China is one of the richest countries in the world in terms of linguistic resources, but under the rapid process of urbanization, excellent traditional language and culture are at risk of extinction in the form of "intergenerational replacement". “Diversity" and "endangerment" constitute the two significant characteristics of China's language resources at present. Guangxi has rich deposits in languages. There are not only six major Chinese dialects, including Southwest Mandarin, Cantonese dialect, Ping and Tu dialects, Hakka dialect, Xiang dialect and Min dialect, but also Zhuang, Dong, Shui, Maonan, Mulao, Laga, Cha Dong, Gelao, Miao, Bunu, Ba Hum, Jong Nai, Uno, Yao (Mien), Yi, etc., which belong to different language families of Dong-Tai, Miao-Yao and Tibetan-Burmese in the Sino-Tibetan language family. In addition to the minority languages, there are also the Jing and Le languages of the South Asian language family. Among them, Jing, Zhuang, Miao, Yao (Mien), Yi and Gelao languages also have a certain number of speakers in ASEAN countries. Since 2004, the China-ASEAN Expo has been held in Nanning, Guangxi, and it has carried out exchange activities in multiple fields and levels centered on exhibitions, building an excellent platform for the exchange and mutual appreciation of ASEAN languages and cultures. 　　Since 2015, China's Ministry of Education and National Language Commission have launched the "Chinese Language Resources Protection Project", which has built the world's largest language resource database to date and scientifically protected all Chinese dialects and 123 minority languages, including all of Guangxi's language resources. Under the leadership of the project, three major Chinese language preservation experiences have been formed: multilingualism, use for preservation, and sharing. At present and in the future to come, we should not only actively carry out cross-disciplinary research to protect and develop language resources, but also strive to enhance the dissemination and influence of Chinese language and culture, so as to provide experience and reference for the protection of language resources in other countries around the world.