Unveiling the Narrative Tapestry: A Multifaceted Approach to Digital Visualization in Overseas Chinese Yinxin Design

Abstract

This research highlights the significance of visualizing overseas Chinese Yinxin from Guangdong museums for digital art translation and heritage communication. The study employs content analysis and fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis to explore factors influencing the emotional resonance of immersive digital interactions. Analyzing factors across availability, expressiveness, and resonance dimensions, it identifies eight key factors that enhance interaction, including morphological, sensory, and cognitive availability, and narrative, symbolic, and intertextual expression. These factors are grouped into three categories, forming five paths that contribute to the effectiveness of digital heritage experiences. Utilizing data mining algorithms, the study evaluates these paths within an immersive VR context, interpreting motion patterns meaningfully. The results contribute to the understanding of immersive digital interaction’s role in heritage sharing and provide insights into “productive preservation” methodologies for overseas Chinese Yinxin.