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"Jiang Geer" is one of China's three major heroic epics. The resource library project lasted for nearly three years and aimed to protect and inherit this cultural heritage through digital means.
China News Service, Hohhot, September 6 (Reporter Li Aiping) The "Jianggar" resource library platform and related results conference was held on September 6 in Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
This achievement was completed by five units including the Local Language Research and Application Center of the Ethnic Affairs Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and took nearly three years to complete.
"Jiang Geer" is one of China's three major heroic epics, named after the protagonist Jiang Geer. According to the organizer, the results of the platform include a "Janggar" resource library platform, a Jianggar story robot and supporting software and hardware system, and a Jianggar digital human system. It has simultaneously launched 26 Han-Mongolian bilingual "Janggar" comic picture books and supporting audio stories, 14 Jianggar series figures, 13 episodes of "Janggar" theme promotional animations and "Janggar" theme songs. It is a practical achievement to realize the protection, inheritance, innovation and development of the heroic epic "Janggar".
Feilong, a professor at the School of Computer Science at Inner Mongolia University, told reporters that the "Jianggar" resource library platform systematically sorts out and integrates various types of materials such as voice, video, books, ancient books and documents, and completely collects the precious singing and inheritance archives of more than 100 "Jianggarqi" (Jianggarqi refers to folk artists and epic singers who specialize in singing the epic "Jianggar"). The "Jianggar" digital resource library has laid a solid foundation for the rescue, protection and systematic organization of the epic.
The "Jianggar" resource library platform project also created two innovative systems, the supporting software and hardware of the Jianggar story robot and the Jianggar digital human, opening up a new path for the contemporary dissemination of the epic.

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