This paper explores a "Trinity Strategy" to digitally empower cultural dissemination and sustainable rural development in Huangxi

an ancient village in Southern China with rich cultural and historical resources. Huangxi faces challenges such as underdeveloped infrastructure

limited funding for digitalization

and insufficient cultural promotion

despite its potential as a cultural tourism hub. Through the proposed strategy

the study focuses on three interconnected approaches: Cultural Resource Activation

Tourism Experience Optimization

and Operational Benefit Conversion. These approaches are intended to revive Huangxi's unique cultural heritage

enhance visitor engagement

and drive local economic growth. The paper examines how digital tools

such as new media platforms and mobile applications

can be leveraged to present Huangxi's historical narratives

optimize tourism services

and strengthen its brand identity. By linking heritage preservation with modern tourism experiences

this research contributes to broader discussions on how digital transformation can support rural revitalization and the protection of traditional culture in similar historical villages. The findings offer valuable insights for policy-makers and practitioners in rural cultural heritage management and digital tourism development.