Innovation and Development of Traditional Folk Dances from the Perspective of Digital Integration
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From the perspective of digital integration, the innovative development of Chinese traditional national folk dances. The construction of the subjectivity of cultural consumption lays the foundation for the digital integration and innovation of China’s traditional ethnic and folk dances, the transformation of cultural heritage into aesthetic capital, the needs of The Times for the re-creation of China's traditional ethnic and folk dances and the promotion of Chinese traditional culture, and forms the digital integration and innovation mechanism of China's traditional ethnic and folk dances. Explore the innovation and development of Chinese traditional folk dance by integrating multi-culture and art, multi-scene expression, and multi-technology symbiosis. Continuously promoting the globalization of Chinese traditional culture and its development is an important content of the current construction of China’s cultural powerhouse and an important historical mission of realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
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