[AI Summary]: The 4th Annual International Conference on Digital Humanities for East Asia Classics (DHEAC 2025) was successfully held at Beijing City Library from July 20-22, 2025. Co-hosted by Peking University’s Digital Humanities Research Center and Capital Library, the conference brought together 220 participants from 87 institutions across 9 countries. The event received 128 submissions, featured 13 parallel sessions, 4 pre-conference workshops, and resulted in multiple paper acceptances by prestigious journals including Digital Humanities Research (21 papers), Library Tribune (3 papers), and Digital Humanities (2 papers). International participants from Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, USA, Germany, UK, Greece, and France contributed to establishing a robust East Asian digital humanities academic community.
Conference Highlights
- Participants: 220 total (172 domestic, 48 international scholars)
- Institutions: 87 organizations (70 Chinese universities, 13 foreign universities, 5 cultural institutions)
- Submissions: 128 papers received, 61 selected
- Sessions: 13 parallel forums covering AI applications, cultural heritage digitization, ancient text processing
- Workshops: 4 hands-on sessions on LLMs, cultural heritage imaging, AI programming for humanities students
- Awards: 13 excellent papers, multiple AI creative works recognized
Publication Outcomes
- Digital Humanities Research: 21 papers accepted
- Library Tribune: 3 papers accepted
- Digital Humanities: 2 papers accepted
- Journal of Nanjing Normal University: 4 papers accepted
- Publications (MDPI): 4 papers under review