Exploring the Efficacy of Interactive Digital Humans in Cultural Communication

In recent years, digital human technology has seen widespread application across various fields, and its emphasis on interactivity holds the promise of addressing the stereotypical and monotonous aspects of traditional cultural communication. It reveals that the dissemination of history and culture still primarily relies on a single communication channel, lacks interaction, and struggles to meet the growing demand for enriched emotional content and intelligent interaction from the audience. This paper focuses on leveraging virtual digital human technology to enhance historical and cultural communication efficacy. It delves into the impact of digital humans on the effectiveness of cultural communication and audience engagement. Experimental results demonstrate that digital humans with enhanced interactivity play a positive role in disseminating history and culture, with diversified interaction fostering greater public absorption of historical and cultural content, thus expanding the potential applications of digital humans. In conclusion, digital human technology is poised to offer a novel and efficient technological means for cultural communication, injecting new possibilities into the realm of cultural communication experiences.