Using AIGC technology, Shanhai Magic Mirror: Cutting Through the Waves, the first micro-short drama in the genre of ancient fantasy, explores new way to communicate traditional Chinese culture. Based on the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the series blends traditional aesthetics with digital innovation to reconstruct mythological elements and scenes. This fusion of ancient mythology and modern storytelling enhances the appeal of traditional culture to contemporary audiences.AIGC has also transformed the creative process by significantly reducing production costs and shortening development cycles. However, it brings challenges, including the risk of cultural distortion due to the technology’s incomplete representation of traditional culture, as well as unresolved issues surrounding copyright and ethics. Looking ahead, its ability to generate customized content could help spread Chinese cultural heritage globally and strengthen China's international cultural influence.

The rapid development of Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) is reshaping the communication landscape, and also promoting the transformation of music communication mode from the linear "human creation — human dissemination — human reception" to the structure of "human-machine co-creation — intelligent distribution — multi-sensory perception". Taking QQ Music's annual listening report as a case, this paper analyzes how AIGC reconstructs the content generation, user participation and communication mechanism of music art from three dimensions: information production, social interaction and mobile communication, based on the theory of digital-intelligent affordance. The study finds that AIGC not only empowers the construction of personalized music symbols and the enhancement of emotional resonance, but also triggers reflections on technological discipline and digital labor. This research aims to provide a reference for understanding the new forms and values of art communication in the context of AIGC.