Establish a Participatory Learning Center for Creative Cultural Management of Ceramics in Chenlu Ancient Town
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The research is based on the concept of “Chenlu Ancient Town Ceramics”. The purposes of the study is to: (1) study and analyze the ceramics of Chenlu Ancient Town and summarize the characteristics and value of Chenlu Ancient Town ceramic culture, and (2) establish a participatory learning center so as to construct a management project to promote the development of creative culture in Chenlu Ancient Town and develop the unique tourism of Chenlu Ancient Town. The researchers conducted research in Chenlu Ancient Town, Shaanxi Province, China using such methods as literature review, on-site investigations, and interdisciplinary research. By studying the existing ceramic products and processes in the town, we thus summarized the creative cultural connotations of Chenlu Ancient Town ceramics. The results showed that the landscape and ceramic culture of Chenlu Ancient Town had economic benefits and artistic values. By analyzing the characteristics and values of the ceramic cultural landscape of Chenlu Ancient Town, a project management for a participatory learning center was constructed. The project was divided into three central areas, namely the Ceramic Experience Center, the Ceramic Exhibition Center, and the Ceramic Design Center. The aim was to protect and develop the ceramic cultural resources of Chenlu Ancient Town, promote the creative cultural development of Chenlu Ancient Town, and develop its unique tourism features.
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