| 英文摘要 |
The National Museum of Taiwan Literature has been promoting the Literature Museum Family project since 2017. This project covers both central and local museums and involves inventorying the status of cultural relics, creating inventories, digitizing and conserving artifacts, and developing virtual reality environments for exhibition venues. Notably, the Laiho Memorial Hall exemplifies connections with the local community, tourism industry, and school education. This article presents an examination of manuscripts originally collected by the Laiho Memorial Hall. Through the application of modern digital simulation technology, specifically the Profile Connection Space method based on the CIE 2000 standard color space, a new color evaluation formula is proposed as a basis for calculating color differences and effective irradiance thresholds. This formula accounts for the ethical principles of“minimum intervention”and“reversibility”; this facilitates the appropriate preservation and close imitation of original artifacts, thus enhancing exhibition quality at the Laiho Memorial Hall. |