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Background: In recent years, information technology has shown a trend of accelerating development, and the inheritance of red culture has promoted the formation and development of pavilions with red culture as the theme. Objective: Information dissemination is more convenient and fast, providing diversified processing methods for graphic layout in editing and typesetting work, and enriching the graphic expression and design of display, exhibition and information dissemination in the Red Culture exhibition hall. Methods: Using CiteSpace software, this paper selects 123 core documents with the themes of "Red Cultural Exhibition Hall" and "Exhibition design" from CNKI database from 2013 to 2023, and imports the data to make a visual analysis of their keywords and research status. Results: Through the combination of atlas analysis, the future development trend is summarized, the research direction is found and the shortcomings are explored. This paper compares the difference between graphic layout design and traditional graphic layout design in the digital age, and the two form a sharp contrast. Conclusion: This paper summarizes the influence and new requirements of digital technology on graphic layout design of red culture exhibition hall in the new era, and puts forward corresponding suggestions for the development of graphic layout design strategies, highlighting the advantages of graphic layout design in the digital age.
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