SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF HAN STONE RUBBINGS
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The sustainable development of Han Dynasty stone rubbings in Xuzhou emphasizes the need to balance environmental protection, economic growth, and social well-being in the preservation of this cultural heritage. The application of sustainable principles, such as circular economy models, ecosystem services, and policy-driven governance, enables the preservation of these valuable artifacts while fostering local economic development through cultural tourism and education. Technological innovation and community participation play key roles in ensuring the long-term protection and responsible use of these stone rubbings. The relation between sustainable development and culture, religion, and belief is profound, as the rubbings reflect the customs, religious practices, myths, and social life of the Han Dynasty. By preserving these artifacts, the community not only safeguards a significant cultural and historical legacy but also fosters a deeper connection with the spiritual and social values of the past, ensuring their transmission to future generations. This article presented (1) the sustainable development, and (2) Han dynasty portrait stone rubbings.
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