News & Insights Across Asia
Facing global heritage threats, China is pioneering a dual-model strategy using 3D scanning, digital archiving & immersive tech to protect ancient sites like the Dazu Rock Carvings for future generations.
A proposal to digitally preserve Tibet’s 11th-century Sakya Monastery aims to protect its artifacts and enhance global access, blending ancient heritage with modern tech.
Dunhuang’s 9th-century murals gain new life through immersive gaming technology, blending historical preservation with interactive experiences.
Chongqing’s restored Thousand-Hand Buddha captivates both pilgrims and gamers in 2026, blending ancient artistry with digital innovation through its featured role in “Black Myth: Wukong.”
Chinese youth are using the internet to breathe new life into traditional culture, with innovators like Lang Jiaziyu and content creators like “Jiang Xunqian” leading the way.
Ms. Gao Junping and her team are using 3D printing and augmented reality to breathe new life into China’s Longmen Grottoes, merging ancient art with modern technology to reach a global audience.
At a Beijing symposium, expert Mario Santana Quintero advocates for increased use of AI in digitized cultural heritage conservation, emphasizing global collaboration to preserve humanity’s shared history.
Exploring how the Dunhuang Grottoes, ancient art treasures, are digitally preserved through efforts by the Dunhuang Academy and Tencent, bringing their beauty to the world.
