The Homogenization of Man-Made Historical Landscapes and Its Solution: Case Analysis of Tang Dynasty Never Nights City and Chongquan Ancient Town

Yingmiao Ge

doi:10.54097/55hf0h27

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Yingmiao Ge

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/55hf0h27

Keywords:

Homogenization, Man-made Historical Landscapes, tourism industries, field investigation, making a questionnaire, Tang Dynasty Never Nights City, Chongquan Ancient Town.

Abstract

Shaanxi Province has a long history, and the famous Tang Dynasty in ancient China was once located here. The cultural background is strong, and the man-made historical landscape relies on its development and the success of the Tang Dynasty Never Nights City also benefits from this. With its successful development, many tourism industries are vying to imitate it. The homogenization of man-made landscapes has affected the sustainable development of Shaanxi's cultural tourism industry. This study mainly focuses on analyzing the problem and giving the way to solve it, finding the problem through field investigation and making a questionnaire to investigate and analyze the problem, and finding the essence of the problem and the way to solve it from the comparative analysis of the two scenic spots of Tang Dynasty Never Nights City and Chongquan Ancient Town. This study proposes several strategies to address landscape homogenization, providing a reference for the future development of man-made historic landscapes and emphasizing the importance of differentiated design and diversified development.

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