As we all know, technology is a double-edged sword, which has not only strengthened the dominance of some languages, but also put others at a disadvantage, even in danger. It simplifies the languages and reduces the diversity of other languages. But is technology only bad for language development? I don't think so. Technology acts as an amplifier in language communication. These languages in rural or remote areas have their own rhythmic beauty and unique cultures, some languages lovers and the native speakers in these languages spread them by internet, in the end, it will become a trend to spreading these languages and appeals to a larger number of people to study them. Along the way, the technology will amplify the influence of languages. In other ways, the languages lovers can learn the languages through internet, the native speakers in rural or remote areas can teach others online. There is a worth noting that many languages do not have their own characters, which will bring many difficulties in preservation and education. Although we can now save video materials and audio materials, etc., how to teach others to learn these languages is also a huge challenge. But overall, technology has helped more people pay attention to the languages development in rural areas. Technology not only expands the influence of language, but changes the form of language. The languages in remote areas add many elements to traditional text symbols, which changes the expression of languages. In some cases, it makes the languages thrive in a new way. With the high frequency of the languages use, the larger their audience, the better for their development. Technology has integrated the languages in rural areas into our lives, enabling them to easily become a part of our lives, although we have no idea about them before. So the languages development in rural or remote areas can flourish through our efforts. Everyone takes a small step, the language developmemt takes a big step.