From the perspective of “ remediation” theory, this paper focuses on innovative cases in print media such as “Pain Paper” and “Pocket-sized Books” to explore the transformation path for print media in the digital age. The study proposes a path of self-reconstruction for print media following a logical progression of “resistance-absorption-symbiosis. ” The research indicates that print media can leverage its own material value to resist the acceleration, intrusion, and virtuality of digital media, thereby forming a differentiated competition. By absorbing the interactive logic of digital media, it can achieve creative transformation in form, content, and value. Ultimately, print media can build a symbiotic relationship with users and digital platforms with “sociality” as the interface, forming a new media ecosystem. The study argues that the transformation of print media is by no means a simple digital migration, but rather a process of activating its unique media attributes to evolve into an indispensable emotional carrier and cultural node within the digital ecosystem. This provides a new line of thought beyond the convergence paradigm for the sustainable development of traditional media.