The Comparison of the Cultural Industry Inheritance Views of Ethnic Groups under Graph-Based Intelligence Analysis and IoT

Abstract

Culture has largely benefited from the invention and use of the Internet. With the change of society and lifestyle, the culture with its characteristics created by Chinese peoples, especially the traditional culture of some ethnic groups, has gradually disappeared, especially the emergence of the Internet of Things has exacerbated the phenomenon of cultural disappearance. This study investigates the cultural inheritance concepts of Yao junior high school students in the context of the Internet through a questionnaire survey of Yao and Han junior high school students in six dimensions: ethnic quality, family environment, ethnic traditional history, ethnic activities, and ethnic identity. The study found that respondents were generally interested in minority culture, but they lacked effective communication with their elders, and traditional minority culture was not well passed on between the two generations. The study suggests that fathers, as the leading cultural transmitters, should be more open to new things to maintain good communication with their offspring to ensure the effective transmission of traditional minority cultures. Secondly, information building among government departments, families, and schools to inherit and promote traditional culture will effectively promote the transmission of Yao ethnic culture.