Yes! Through interactive visual timelines, character relationship maps, and short video explanations, "Dream of the Red Chamber" is successfully attracting younger readers—many Bilibili creators have already proven it works.
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In the future, books’ forms may evolve significantly with tech. First, interactive e-books could prevail—readers might tap to trigger 3D models (e.g., in history books to show ancient buildings) or voice narrations. Second, hybrid forms may emerge: paper books with AR markers, letting readers scan pages to access extra content like author interviews via phones. Third, AI - tailored books could exist—adjusting text difficulty (for students) or adding personalized notes based on readers’ interests. These changes will blend paper’s tactile feel with e-books’ flexibility, enriching reading experiences.
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