This issue of Global Review of Humanities, Arts and Society features a range of interdisciplinary articles examining how digital transformation influences social practices, cultural inheritance, and institutional innovation. Contributions include an analysis of financial product strategies in Chinese commercial banks under digital finance, studies on choreographic perception amid socio-ecological changes, and the integration of digital media into dance education. Further discussions explore theoretical approaches linking modern dance with movement therapy, a comparative study of seminal works by Yvonne Rainer and Pina Bausch, and an oral history project documenting the transmission of traditional dance in China and Korea. Together, these articles illuminate the complex interplay between technological change, embodied knowledge, and cultural systems, offering cross-disciplinary insights into contemporary social transitions.