Study on the Visual Reconstruction Path of Historical and Cultural Communication in the Information Age

Abstract

Abstract The advent of the information age has ushered in a new epoch for transmitting history and culture, fundamentally reshaped by digital and visual media innovations. This research explores the potent impact of visual reconstruction on the conveyance of historical and cultural narratives, spotlighting a significant leap in public engagement. From 2012 to 2019, the audience for digital historical Content witnessed an astounding growth from 1.35 million to 26.18 million—an 18.38-fold increase. The study demonstrates that visual methods make history and culture more captivating and instructive and drastically boost user interaction, with Content receiving an average of 192,700 likes. Through a set of targeted recommendations, this paper aims to refine the visual presentation on digital platforms and amplify the interactivity of historical and cultural education, offering strategic insights for enhancing the digital and visual storytelling of our past.