Zhijia Zhang

This study employs Peircean semiotics to deconstruct Duan inkstone culture into four symbolic dimensions-pictorial, linguistic, artisanal, and regional-analyzing their function within the Representamen-Object-Interpretant triad. Proposing targeted digital conversion rules (e.g., semantic knowledge graphs for visual motifs, NLP-enhanced contextualization for inscriptions, dynamic process modeling for craftsmanship, GIS-linked geography-stone-culture mapping), the framework enables computable, transmissible, and experiential digital representation. By transforming cultural semantics into immersive platforms (e.g., interactive VR studios), this approach advances beyond superficial digitization, offering a replicable methodology for craft-based intangible heritage preservation.

Duan Inkstone Culture; Peircean Semiotics; Cultural Symbol Deconstruction; Digital Conversion Rules; Intangible Cultural Heritage Preservation

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