Research on the Communication Path of Intangible Cultural Heritage Short Video from the Perspective of Participatory Culture
Silin Zhai
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59429/pmcs.v5i6.1209
Keywords: participatory culture; Intangible cultural heritage; propagate
Abstract
The creation of short video platforms has created a new way for non-heritage culture to be disseminated in a participatory cultural environment. This has improved the rate of non-hellenic culture reproduction, encouraged a wider range of non-heritage culture dispersal, and has a greater impact on dissemination. In order to conduct the exploration of the non-heritage short video, this article uses a participatory culture perspective and combines the knowledge of communications about the issues associated with non-heritage short video, including lim_x005fited individual distribution, uneven resource distribution, insufficient support, and other issues to analyze.
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