Digitally Protecting and Disseminating the Intangible Cultural Heritage in Information Technology Era

Abstract

This paper studies the digital protection and dissemination of digital information based on intangible cultural heritage. The “digital era” is an important milestone, and there is no problem with the development of martial arts heritage. First, this paper explains that the development of the current martial arts heritage is not without drawbacks, for example, ecological marginalization and imperfect development. Then, the author of this study determined the benefits of combining incomplete martial arts technology with digital technology, and took the digital protection of Xingyi boxing as an example to explore its practice and specialize in digital protection. Then, the problems and procedures in digital protection are studied. Finally, with Xingyi boxing as an experiment, this form leads to separation. The experimental results show that, according to the full understanding of the status quo of nondigital defense culture, the protection measures to improve digital protection are put forward: determining the digital distribution process and writing models, completing knowledge presentation view, document creation, multimedia interactive platform development, and digital technology protection of public heritage, without any problems.

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