山东省政协委员杜泽逊：数字化赋能古籍“活”在当下

Core Viewpoint - The digitization of ancient texts is essential for their preservation and public accessibility, transforming them from dormant artifacts into active cultural resources [1][3]. Group 1: Digitalization Efforts - Shandong Province has approximately 120,000 ancient texts and nearly 2 million volumes, with ongoing efforts to digitize and publicly share these resources through a dedicated digital platform [3]. - The establishment of the digital resource platform aims to break temporal and spatial limitations, allowing more ancient texts to reach the public [3]. Group 2: Specific Projects - The team led by Du Zexun is working on the comprehensive organization and research of the "Yongle Dadian," which consists of over 20,000 volumes and is considered the largest encyclopedia in human history [3]. - Currently, only about 800 volumes and over 400 copies of the "Yongle Dadian" exist, representing only 4% of the original work, with ongoing efforts to complete modern punctuation and editing [3]. - The "Qilu Wenkong" project, initiated in 2022, aims to compile and publish the works of Shandong scholars over a decade, with the first 100 volumes published in 2023 and plans for further releases in 2024 and 2025 [5]. Group 3: Challenges and Discoveries - The manuscript collection process is often challenging, as illustrated by the discovery of a complete manuscript of "Ranzhi Ji," which had been lost for over 300 years, now set for publication in 2026 [5]. - The digitization and publication of these ancient texts are expected to enhance their accessibility and relevance in contemporary society [6].