Guidelines for the Management and Protection of Historical Commercial Areas in Huangshan Mountain Town, Anhui Province, People's Republic of China
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This research objects to 1) study and analyze the current status of the protection of historical commercial areas in Huangshan City, People's Republic of China, and 2) analyze the management approach for the development of creative economy and propose management approach for the protection of historical commercial areas in Huangshan City.
This research is a qualitative research, using the literature review method from research works, articles and documents related to the current situation of historical commercial areas, field surveys, and in-depth interviews with 6 experts in architecture, landscape culture, and artists.
The results of the research found that 1) historical commercial areas are valuable and important, as historical commercial sites built during the Ming and Qing dynasties, especially Tunxi Ancient Street, which has Ming and Qing dynasty architecture, which is a unique characteristic of Huizhou City in Huangshan City. There are many commercial forms lined up along the historical street. Residents aim for business benefits, but lack knowledge and understanding of the protection and protection of historical and traditional cultural areas, including cultural ecology, which affects the protection and development of the area. 2) Management approach for the protection of commercial areas includes: 2.1) Economic development approach by improving commercial forms by integrating modern and traditional cultural industries to create contemporary culture, while preserving the identity of traditional culture. 2.2) Social development approach by creating community cooperation. To create participation in the protection of commercial areas, to carry out cultural activities continuously, and 2.3) Guidelines for environmental development by improving the cultural ecosystem, with the cooperation of stakeholders, residents of historical areas.
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