The method of cultural product design and translation in Henan region under the intervention of artificial intelligence technology

This study examines the potential of regional cultural creative design in enhancing the effectiveness of cultural communication and interactive experience through deep cultural translation, with a particular focus on integrating cutting-edge computer technology. China's Henan Province is used as a case study to examine the contemporary expression and application of traditional cultural elements in cultural creative product design. The study reports the use of Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN) and Variational Autocoders (VAE) in artistic style extraction from a large number of datasets and generating innovative images with regional cultural features. The study draws from cultural anthropology's "Three Elements of Culture Theory" in examining the material, organizational and spiritual dimensions. The study identifies three methods of cultural translation: direct translation, consecutive translation, and indirect translation. The study utilizes these frameworks in examining innovative solutions to expressing Henan's regional culture in modern cultural products. It demonstrates how to achieve cultural dissemination and inheritance and enhance cultural identity and global influence in the context of globalization. The study also examines the potential of AI-based image generation in cultural creative design, thus offering a new framework for perceiving and examining the role of computer technology in cultural translation and innovation.