Dynamic Construction and Innovative Dissemination of Xibaipo Red Culture Spatial Narrative from the Perspective of Digital Intelligence Empowerment

Abstract

Driven by digital intelligence technology, this paper focuses on the reconstruction and dissemination of the narrative space of Xibaipo red culture, aiming to overcome the static and one-way dilemma inherent in traditional red culture displays through technological empowerment. Utilizing literature review, case analysis, and field research methods, and integrating landscape gene theory, generative artificial intelligence (GAI), and virtual reality (VR) technologies, the research proposes a narrative construction framework of "data collection–scene reconstruction–interactive narrative– shared dissemination." Findings reveal that digital intelligence technologies—through multimodal data integration, immersive scene restoration, personalized content generation, and community-driven communication platforms—can activate the dynamic narrative potential of red cultural resources, thereby enhancing their educational functions and dissemination efficacy. By analyzing practical cases such as the digitization of Hebei red stamps and the development of virtual exhibition halls, this study demonstrates the empowering role of digital intelligence technology in transmitting the Xibaipo spirit. The research offers theoretical support and practical pathways for the sustainable development of red cultural spaces.