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Digital memory construction in Lijiang

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  • Ying Hu
  • Feng’e Zheng

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Purpose - The ancient town of Lijiang is a representative place of ethnic minorities in China’s southwest border area jointly built by many ethnic groups. Its rich and diversified history, culture and architecture as well as its artistic and spiritual values need to be better retained and explored. Design/methodology/approach - The protection and inheritance of Lijiang’s cultural heritage will be improved through the construction of digital memory resources. To guide Lijiang’s digital memory construction, this study explores strategies of digital memory construction by analyzing four case studies of well-known memory projects from China and America. Findings - From the case studies analysis, factors of digital memory construction were identified and compared. Factors led to the discussion of strategies for constructing the digital memory of Lijiang within its design, construction and service phases. Originality/value - The ancient town of Lijiang is a famous historical and cultural city in China, and it is also a representative place of ethnic minorities in the border area jointly built by many ethnic groups. The rich culture should be preserved and digitalized to offer better use for the whole nation.

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  • Ying Hu & Feng’e Zheng, 2024. "Digital memory construction in Lijiang," Digital Transformation and Society, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, vol. 3(4), pages 376-394, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:eme:dtspps:dts-09-2023-0072
    DOI: 10.1108/DTS-09-2023-0072
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