Research on Urban Renewal and Preservation of The Zhoukou Based on the Linguistic Landscape
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Cultural connotation, Historic and Cultural District, Innovative design, Linguistic Landscape, Urban renewalบทคัดย่อ
This study aims to explore the application value of linguistic landscapes in urban renewal. It studies the cultural connotations of cities and their application in urban renewal and development design. First, it analyzes the problems that exist in the application of linguistic landscapes in urban renewal and development design, protects and develops the application of linguistic landscapes, and creates a brand-new landscape for historical and cultural districts. Secondly, taking the historical and cultural district of Nanzhai in Zhoukou City as an example, this study uses a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods to systematically analyze the interactive relationship between regional culture and linguistic landscape. Finally, it explores the challenges in the application of linguistic landscape, the protection and enhancement of the local landscape, and the construction of innovative designs for historical and cultural districts and proposes innovative design solutions.
The study found that: first, as a carrier of historical memory and regional culture, linguistic landscape can significantly enhance residents' sense of identity and belonging; second, the current form of expression of the linguistic landscape is monotonous and lacks innovation, which limits its potential influence; Finally, the study proposes a diversified carrier design mechanism to verify the positive role of the linguistic landscape in enhancing spatial quality and cultural soft power. The study provides theoretical and practical references for urban renewal, which not only helps to protect cultural heritage but also promotes the sustainable development of similar historic districts.
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