The relationship between science and technology and traditional art

No, I think the progress of science and technology will promote the prosperity of culture and art to a certain extent, and the relationship between them is proportional, not a process of change.

First of all, we must make clear what culture and art are. Many celebrities at home and abroad have failed to give an exact definition. Most of them think that it is a social phenomenon, a product of an era, which can lead the progress of the times and be passed down, just like the traditional Chinese opera art that has influenced us for thousands of years.

When ancient science and technology were very backward, the inheritance and development of art depended on several generations, or the form of publishing books with cultural connotations was limited by science and technology, and most of them were carried forward in the form of stage performances or words.

Now that online media is so developed, the art forms in the media age can be said to be varied. It is no longer limited to the previous stage performances. The popularity of the live broadcast industry can be said to be an artistic prosperity to a certain extent, but this is not the kind of artistic concept in our inherent thinking mode.

With the development of film and television dramas, the box office of Chinese movies has been refreshed again and again. It is precisely the development of science and technology that has driven the development of art. Numerous artists can convey their understanding of art to the audience through performances on TV or movies and role shaping.

Our contemporary art is really "a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend", which fully meets Premier Zhou's requirements for the art world. China's traditional opera art with a long history has been inherited by people and developed by this new means of communication, which is well known by many modern people.

Therefore, the progress of science and technology will inevitably lead to the prosperity of art.