Retracted: Redefining Key Nodes and Optimizing Pathways for the Cross-cultural Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Digital Age—Taking the Yi Ethnic Torch Festival as an Example

Keyword

Torch Festival of the Yi Ethnic Group; Cross-cultural Communication; Digital Empowerment; Communication Node; Cultural Discount; Paradigm Reconstruc-tion

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