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Aesthetics, known as sensibility studies, originates from its core focus on how humans perceive and appreciate the world through sensory experiences, particularly those about beauty. In the current era where the fusion of technology and humanities and interdisciplinary research has become consensus, exploring how to interpret better and present the aesthetics of traditional Chinese artifacts within the technological wave has become an important issue. This requires us to re-examine the new challenges brought by its historical origins and return to its core position in philosophy and humanities, especially emphasizing the crucial role of sensibility in aesthetics. Sensibility is the fundamental way individuals experience and evaluate beauty. In the era of pervasive technology, grasping the fundamental essence of traditional Chinese artifact aesthetics is crucial for its modern interpretation and application. This article explores the role of sensibility in traditional artifact aesthetics, analyzes the impact of modern technology on it, and proposes innovative pathways for conventional aesthetics in the digital age. Through this research, the article aims to provide new perspectives and methods for the inheritance and development of traditional Chinese artifact aesthetics.
