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                        Figure 11. Selected frames from series 3 of the short videos on Guangcai porcelain. Image created by the authors.


























                          Figure 12. Interface design of the Guangcai porcelain customization module. Image created by the authors.

            added a relatable and entertaining aspect to the videos and   Overall, the user feedback indicated that the three
            fostered a deeper emotional connection to the material.   video series successfully achieved their educational
            Users commended the amalgamation of real footage with   objectives, enhancing the cognitive understanding of
            interactive elements for its authenticity, its immersive   Guangcai porcelain as well as the practical skills associated
            qualities, and its effective transmission of the intricate   with this craft form. Users reported a greater appreciation
            details of the porcelain-making process.           for the cultural and artistic value of Guangcai porcelain
              The  customization  mini  program  also  received   and expressed heightened interest in further exploring
            affirmative feedback. Users appreciated the practical   traditional handicrafts.
            and creative outlet it offered them by allowing them to   6. Discussion
            apply their newly acquired knowledge. They enjoyed the
            process of personalizing designs, which reinforced their   The integration of content on traditional handicrafts with
            understanding of the Guangcai porcelain culture and   short video narratives must balance the complexity of
            enabled them to express their creativity.          the showcased crafts against the preferences of modern


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