[Explanation] The Fourth Forum on the Integration and Development of Chinese Culture and Cross-Strait Cultural and Creative Industries with the theme of "Digital Rebirth of Traditional Skills" was held in Fuzhou on September 16.
Experts, scholars and practitioners in the cultural and creative industries and digital industries from both sides of the strait attended the meeting to explore how the cultural, creative and digital industries on both sides of the strait can become bigger and stronger.
[Same period] In recent years, how digital technology can empower cultural and creative content and experience has attracted much attention from all parties. Under the wave of the digital economy, the digital cultural and creative industry has developed rapidly.
Many participating experts and scholars said in an interview with reporters that the trend of digital industrialization and industrial digitization is in the ascendant, and the innovation of digital technology has promoted the innovation and development of the cultural and creative industry.
[Explanation] Song Kai, researcher at the State Key Laboratory of Media Convergence and Communication, Communication University of China
Rooted in our current Chinese traditional culture, some excellent costumes, including words, including some new works of many artistic creations, are disseminated and promoted under the digital twin system.
The combination of this research that effectively intersects technology, art and our news communication, and then forms a system of technology and art empowerment that we harmoniously coexist.
[Concurrent] Pan Youlong, Dean of Xiamen Arts and Crafts Research Institute of Fuzhou University and Vice President of China Cultural Industry Promotion Association
Many of our overseas Chinese are like Tan Kah Kee, he has done a lot of business outside, Malaysia and Singapore have created a lot of foundations, he really earns money is to give back to the motherland, the kind of hometown and patriotic love, we have to use the current digital technology In other respects, it has become a digital product that young people like to watch today.
To pass on this culture from generation to generation is to keep this root.
[Explanation] Lin Jiande is the deputy dean of the School of Design, Fujian Institute of Technology. Fujian Province introduced the first batch of Taiwanese experts in 2010, and he is one of them.
Lin Jiande founded many research institutes in Taiwan, and also established several departments for several universities in Fujian.
In Lin Jiande's view, both sides of the strait have the same origin and the same culture, and it is necessary to strengthen the integration of technology and traditional technology, and to demonstrate cultural confidence through excellent cultural and creative works.
[Concurrent] Lin Jiande, Taiwan professor of Fujian Institute of Technology
The cultural integration of intangible cultural heritage, I think, is through technology. In the past ten years, our group of Taiwanese professors have come over to integrate digital technology with this culture. The integration of digital technology and this culture is relatively complete, and the real complementarity must be here. In one piece, the fusion of technology and traditional technology, then this is the way we can generate cultural self-confidence on both sides of the strait.
[Explanation] On the same day, the participating experts and scholars gave keynote speeches on the forum.
A zero-distance collision of cultural and creative thinking was carried out around digital empowerment, innovative design, and cultural relic activation.
[Concurrent] Song Kai, researcher at the State Key Laboratory of Media Convergence and Communication, Communication University of China
The digital reproduction of many excellent cultures has promoted a lot of cross-strait cultural exchanges on the Internet platform, and made this platform more disseminated and popularized by people on both sides of the strait.
Reporter Wu Shengwei reports from Fuzhou, Fujian
Responsible editor: [Luo Pan]