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Against the backdrop of rapid digital technology advancement, cultural digitization is emerging as a strategic pathway to promote cultural inheritance, innovation, and the vitality of intercivilizational exchange. This paper systematically explores four key research directions in the current frontier of cultural digitization: the integration of embodied intelligence and immersive cultural experiences; the revitalization and re-creation mechanisms of cultural heritage driven by generative artificial intelligence; the synergistic application of blockchain and digital twin technologies in cultural heritage preservation and traceability; and the ethical implications of cultural data and issues of social equity. It highlights the profound impacts of emerging technologies on cultural experience modes, content generation, asset rights confirmation, and digital governance, revealing a complex landscape of both opportunities and challenges. Through interdisciplinary perspectives and diverse case studies, this study aims to provide theoretical support and practical insights for advancing systematic research and governance frameworks in cultural digitization, fostering a deeper integration of technological rationality and cultural values.
