Ms. Yongning Xiong is a graduate student majoring in Visual Communication Design at the School of Art and Design, Hubei University of Technology. Her research focuses on industrial heritage revitalization, spatial perception, and multimodal communication design. Drawing from the field of visual communication, she explores how visual interfaces, spatial symbols, and media narratives shape visitors’ perception and emotional engagement within adaptive reuse spaces.Integrating short video content analysis, eye-tracking experiments, and spatial interface evaluation, her current work establishes a perceptual–cognitive diagnostic framework for understanding how audiences interpret industrial heritage. Using the Huaxin Cement Plant as a primary case study, she investigates how design-driven perception correction and technological mediation can enhance the cultural and technological value transmission of heritage spaces.Her broader academic interests lie in the intersection of industrial culture, perception technology, and design communication, emphasizing data-driven design methods that bridge human experience and spatial storytelling in post-industrial contexts.