Natural landscape is limited, while human creation is infinite. Cultural resources provide the richest, deepest and most attractive elements for the development of Chinese civilization. This study uses the Cuijia Suona ensemble as a case to deeply analyze the sustainable development strategies adopted by traditional suona ensembles in the digital era. It explores how these strategies reflect the principles of sustainable development. Through research and interviews with the Cuijia Suona, this study discusses the market changes and cultural transmission challenges faced by traditional suona music in the digital age and analyzes how suona music achieves sustainable development through strategies such as online dissemination, virtual performances, and digital training. In the new digital era, we should make full use of advanced technology to explore, protect, inherit and develop tangible cultural resources and intangible cultural heritage.
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