The Circle-Breaking Inheritance of Gan Opera Based on the Theory of Immersive Communication

Abstract

Gan Opera teaching videos have gained significant traction on online platforms, drawing extensive attention and discussion from the public. In light of the growing emphasis on preserving traditional cultural heritage and the challenges associated with the inheritance of Gan Opera, this study seeks to investigate strategies for utilizing immersive communication theory to facilitate the breakthrough and dissemination of Gan Opera. The research employs a comprehensive approach, incorporating literature reviews, case studies, big data collection and data mining technologies, as well as online public opinion analysis, to examine the cultural characteristics of Gan Opera, its inheritance challenges, and the advantages of immersive communication. The findings reveal that despite Gan Opera's deep historical roots and distinctive artistic appeal, it encounters obstacles such as a declining audience base, a shortage of skilled inheritors, and limited channels for dissemination. Meanwhile, immersive communication theory offers a novel pathway for the preservation and promotion of Gan Opera, demonstrating potential to enhance its widespread dissemination and sustainable development in modern society while contributing significantly to international cultural exchanges.