실크로드에 관한 문화콘텐츠 스토리텔링 구성 연구 — 《史記》와 《漢書》를 중심으로

Abstract

Culture contents is a compound word derived from culture and contents, and refers to all digitized information with cultural elements. It encompasses not only online content but offline content as well. Culture contents storytelling is a discourse art, and it can be said that it is not actually creating new things, but rather recreating different stories from the original story. After finding the original story, it is reborn as another creative culture content that can gain contemporary consensus through reconstructed storytelling. In this paper, we constructed based on Shiji and Hanshu, who record in detail the story of Zhang Qian, the starting point of the formation of the Silk Road, and the exchange story of Han Dynasty and Western Regions. Silk Road is a topic that many people have been interested in for a long time, and a topic that is drawing attention again through the recent promotion of the Belt and Road Initiative in China. As a result, we intend to construct storytelling of topics that can form contemporary consensus and use it to produce actual digital content. Originally, Zhang Qian was sent to the West to find an ally to help the Han Dynasty subdue the Hunno people. After Zhang Qian returned after 13 years, he recorded Western maps and situations and handed them down to Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. This story can be found in detail in Shiji and Hanshu, China’s representative historical books. Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty continued to be interested in Western Regions, paving the way for trade with Western Regions which valued Han Dynasty’s goods highly, as well as laying the foundation for the formation of the Silk Road. The Road of War and Alliance will be reborn as the Road of East-West Trade, and the Tang Dynasty will be able to develop digital culture contents through storytelling about the Silk Road, which has been reborn as a path of Buddhism and silk trade.