AI Guide to Debut at Historic 'Yongcui Pavilion' in Huwei, Unveiling Local History and Culture

Yunlin County's cherished historical site, the Yongcui Pavilion, is embracing the future with innovative technology. Recognizing the need to overcome limitations in guided tours, the Huwei Township Office is set to launch an AI-powered smart guide, a move that promises to deepen visitors' understanding of this significant landmark.

The AI guide, personified by the charming local IP "Huwei Hududu," will offer an interactive and in-depth exploration of the pavilion's history and beauty. This initiative goes beyond mere historical narration; it aims to weave in the broader tapestry of Huwei's unique local attractions and culinary delights, ensuring tourists have a truly immersive experience rather than a superficial visit.

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At that time, the guide machine can allow the guide machine to deeply introduce the beauty of the ancient site, and further promote the local characteristic attractions, hoping to let tourists have a deep tour.

Furthermore, the township is fostering cultural enrichment through a partnership with Hungkuang University of Science and Technology. Starting in late June, residents can partake in free workshops covering traditional Japanese arts like Kyōgashi (Japanese sweets), Mizuhiki (decorative knotting), and Kendama (cup-and-ball game). This collaboration underscores Huwei's commitment to preserving cultural heritage while offering engaging, hands-on experiences.

This blend of historical preservation, technological advancement, and cultural programming showcases Huwei Township's dedication to revitalizing its local identity and offering unique value to both residents and visitors. It's a forward-thinking approach that respects the past while actively building a vibrant future.

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This series of cultural and handicraft courses and knowledge inheritance can allow the public to understand the local cultural capacity and practice the social responsibility of the university.