Abstract
Folk culture is the unique customs and practices that have developed in a region over the course of history, representing the traditional culture and spiritual pursuits of that area or even the nation. It serves as the cornerstone of culture. The translation and dissemination of folk culture can enhance a country's cultural soft power. This article studies the translation and dissemination of Shaanxi folk culture in the context of the Belt and Road Initiative, proposing some thoughts on how to promote and optimize the current situation of translation and dissemination.
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