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An Initial Exploration of the Multidimensional Creative Presentation of Qiang Patterns Integrated with AIGC
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Abstract
As one of the main settlements of the Qiang ethnic group, Mianyang City contains a wealth of Qiang culture. Qiang patterns carry the historical memories and cultural heritage of the Qiang people and are an important part of Sichuan's intangible cultural heritage. The unique national culture and tattoo art of the Qiang people is a treasure in the cultural treasury of the Chinese nation. With the acceleration of the modernization process, Qiang patterns are facing the risk of inheritance breaks and loss of skills. Therefore, in the context of today's era, it is of great practical significance and theoretical value to explore how to utilize digital technology for the protection and inheritance of Qiang patterns from the perspective of intangible cultural heritage.This paper explores strategies for the protection and inheritance of Qiang patterns in Mianyang City under the support of AIGC technology, with the aim of providing creativity and direction for the inheritance and development of Qiang patterns.
Keywords
Intangible cultural heritage, Qiang patterns, AIGC, Protection and inheritance
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Tang,Y. (2025). An Initial Exploration of the Multidimensional Creative Presentation of Qiang Patterns Integrated with AIGC. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,83,44-51.
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