Regional Cultural Heritage Research Articles

Javanese-Bashu Cultural Art Adaptation

<p>This article aims to find out and identify the cultural differences that exist in the two regions, as well as being one of the efforts to preserve regional cultural heritage. The writing of this article uses quantitative methods, namely by collecting data found on the internet and related journals. Cultural acculturation between Javanese and Chinese is a process of mutual interaction and influence between the two cultures. Both cultures have a long history with their characteristics. Artistic elements can merge through cultural contact and create new forms of cultural adaptation. Cultural exchange between Javanese and Chinese occurs in various areas of life, such as language, religion, art, and lifestyle. For example, many absorbing words are used from both languages, the use of traditional Chinese clothing in specific festivals, the adoption of Chinese architectural styles in the construction of houses, and the presence of Chinese cuisine flavours, which are in the taste of Javanese cuisine. The acculturation of Javanese and Chinese cultures provides opportunities for both cultures to explore and share experiences. This creates a rich diversity of unique and rich cultural identities. This acculturation is also an important example of how cultures can evolve through interaction and exchange between different cultural groups.</p>

The legacy of the Altai composer Afanasy Stepanovich Anokhin as a focus of the formation of the national choral culture of the mid-twentieth century

The authors of the article consider the main directions of the development of choral culture of the twentieth century in the context of domestic and regional socio-cultural processes through the prism of the legacy of the multifaceted creative personality of A. S. Anokhin, as well as through the analysis of the biography and creative path of the composer, based on his diaries and memoirs; presenting his views on the historical events of that time from the point of view of the musician and a teacher. The figure of Afanasy Stepanovich Anokhin is one of the key figures in the musical education and enlightenment of the Altai Territory in the XX century, about his creative and educational activities. The novelty of the research lies in the reconstruction of the integral creative image of the composer in the context of the formation of musical culture in the Soviet period in the Altai Territory. In this work, for the first time, a complete list of the composer's published works is published. A. S. Anokhin's main compositional legacy is connected with mass songwriting, one of the most popular genres of the Soviet era. The article also examines the development of musical and choral culture in the Altai Territory from amateur groups to professional performance and the development of musical education throughout the twentieth century, as well as raises issues of preservation and reclamation of regional cultural heritage.

Popular music as living heritage: theoretical and practical challenges explored through the case of Slovenian folk pop

ABSTRACT Produced, distributed, and consumed in a de-territorialised way, modern popular music presents a set of challenges to cultural heritage policies which largely rely on spatial frameworks, as needs for the preservation of local, regional, or national cultural heritage are typically highlighted. Moreover, certain popular music genres dating back to the mid-20th century are both representations and re-inventions of local and ‘folk’ or ‘traditional’ music and have become a part of many living heritage practices. Slovenian folk-pop (FP) music is a case in point: a modern genre in terms of history and production conditions, nationally registered as intangible cultural heritage. This article offers an analysis of how FP music is integrated into authorised heritage discourse in Slovenia, foregrounding the results of extensive interviews with 14 heritage gatekeepers, such as organisers of FP festivals and curators of thematic museums. The article discusses how operational definitions of FP as heritage, used by various gatekeepers that operate locally, regionally, and internationally deviate from the definition provided in the national intangible heritage register. The analysis traces how discourses about national and cultural identity get intertwined with music and establishes that gatekeepers’ understandings of culture as either territorialised or dynamic significantly impact their heritage activities.

Mediating impact of the protection and exploitation of intellectual property rights of local intellectual property on tourism development: An empirical study in Central Vietnam

After the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the tourism industry encounters opportunities and challenges worldwide, including limited tourism resources, while considering intellectual property aspects such as place names, natural resources, traditional knowledge, and regional cultural heritage. This topic research is limited in Vietnam, especially quantitative one. Thus, this study aims to determine the impact of local intellectual assets (LIAs) on tourism development through the mediation of protection and exploitation activities of local intellectual assets. The data for the study were collected through interviews with 296 individual business households in Central Vietnam. The study utilized the SPSS and AMOS 25 software as research tools, and the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) was applied to test the hypotheses. The research results indicate that local intellectual assets, consisting of reputation, specialties, traditional knowledge, and folk culture, directly and statistically significantly affect the residents’ perception and the local government’s support. Furthermore, through these two factors, local intellectual assets indirectly and statistically significantly affect protecting and exploiting local intellectual assets and the development of tourism activities. The study’s findings also provide a basis for local authorities and businesses to propose policy implications and management strategies that pay more attention to the issue of local intellectual assets and the protection and exploitation of local intellectual assets to serve tourism development.

Conservation of the tomb of Safi-ud-Din Garzoni at Uch Sharif, district Bahawalpur, Punjab, Pakistan

Urban spirit assessment and its value are crucial globally in developed countries when it comes to protecting heritage, and the same should be taken into consideration in developing countries as well. Due to their dynamic nature and ongoing evolution, historic cities present a more challenging assessment. In Pakistan, several historical buildings have been the custodian of regional cultural and architectural heritage for many decades. They are currently in bad condones and require immediate conservation/restoration to keep them alive for the next generations. Uch Sharif has a long history of religious and architectural significance. Monumental tombs are the container for a city's most significant social, cultural, and architectural characteristics. However, they must contend with several degrading processes, including weathering, vandalism, a lack of organized mechanisms for maintenance and repair, and improper use by various stakeholders. This paper attempts to conservation of a 13th Century monument in Uch Sharif, namely the tomb of Safi-ud-Din Garzoni. It is a marvellous combination of many civilizations in the form of its architectural styles and significant element and construction techniques. The study's findings, in the form of proposed interventions, will apply to other overlooked monuments in Uch Sharif and other cities throughout Pakistan.

Regional Cultural Characteristics and Heritage in Chinese EthnicMusic Composition

This paper explores the regional cultural characteristics and heritage in Chinese ethnic music composition. Themanifestation of regional cultural characteristics in music composition is revealed by analyzing the integration ofregional folk elements, the influence of regional history and folklore, and case studies. Further discussions on the roleof cultural heritage in music composition and challenges and strategies for preserving and promoting regional culturalcharacteristics are presented. This study contributes to a deeper understanding of Chinese ethnic music and promotes itsheritage and development.

The Symbiotic Development of Urban Waterfront Spaces and Regional Culture: Unleashing Potentials, Innovative Design, and Sustainable Development

The symbiotic development of urban waterfront spaces and regional culture is a crucial theme that focuses on exploring potentials, innovative design, and sustainable development. By combining urban waterfront areas with local regional culture, unique and attractive urban landscapes can be created. This symbiotic development not only preserves and inherits regional cultural heritage but also enhances urban image and attractiveness, fostering social cohesion and identity. Moreover, symbiotic development brings sustainable economic opportunities to cities, promoting the growth of cultural and creative industries and tourism. Additionally, by incorporating ecological considerations and green infrastructure, sustainable development of waterfront spaces can be achieved, protecting ecosystems and strengthening environmental awareness and sustainable behaviors. Thus, the symbiotic development of urban waterfront spaces and regional culture is an important strategy for driving urban development, enhancing the city's charm and sustainability, and fostering community participation and cultural inheritance. This comprehensive approach creates a better and more prosperous future for cities.

Evaluation model of cultural heritage tourist attractions based on network virtual resource sharing and real-time information processing

With the continuous development of modern society, people’s demand for the network is also rising. Because of its powerful function, wide coverage, and other advantages, people in modern society have higher and higher utilization rate of the network, and many things are realized with the help of the network. At the same time, some new business based on the network is emerging. The rapid development of network technology makes many people rush for it. This paper mainly studies how to improve the cache technology, reasonable, and effective allocation of resources, so that people can get a better experience. This paper studies the suitability evaluation of tourism development of regional cultural heritage resources by using Delphi method and AHP analytic hierarchy process and infiltrates the evaluation items into various levels, such as natural environment conditions, social and economic conditions, resource combination levels, and so on. Through the analysis and comparison of different geographic information, we can clearly understand whether the region is suitable for tourism and the spatial differences of some regions. To a certain extent, it lays the foundation for the future development of cultural heritage tourist attractions, and the spatial analysis based on GIS, which is consistent with the tourism suitability evaluation index in the field of regional cultural heritage. When comparing the data with different measurement levels, we can directly determine the characteristics of the spatial differences of different cultural heritage resources, which depends on the value of resources and location conditions of a specific region.

GIS를 활용한 한려해상국립공원 문화유산의 분포 분석

This study proceeded an on-site investigation of cultural heritage distributed in Hallyeohaesang National Park and found out current conservation status and existence. The cultural heritage of Hallyeohaesang National Park is distributed around the coasts and islands of the Namhae area. In terms of period, it retains various cultures from prehistoric times to modern and contemporary times. Each cultural heritage surveyed mainly consists of monuments, related to Admiral Yi Sun-sin, and national defense remains. The study classified those cultural heritage found by the on-site investigation into designated and undesignated cultural heritage by accurately measuring the locations via GPS. Then, the study performed a spatial analysis based on GIS program to present the location and distribution of the cultural heritage on map spaces. The study tried to present the cultural heritage in Hallyeohaesang National Park in spatial data via GIS and tried to seek for continued conservation and utilization of the regional cultural heritage.

Constructing cultural space and telling cultural stories: a case study of regional cultural heritage preservation in Shichahai, Beijing

PurposeThere is a wealth of value hidden in regional cultural heritage, but its preservation status is not optimistic. This study introduces a method that focuses on the inherent cultural value of regional cultural heritage to preserve it by value construction and release.Design/methodology/approachBased on the great value of regional cultural heritage due to spatial adjacency and temporal continuity, this paper focuses on its inherent cultural value to explore the preservation path and chooses Shichahai cultural heritage digital resources for a case study. This paper draws lessons from the narrative method of ancient Chinese historiography, constructs a cultural space and tells cultural stories. A linked data organization model for digital resources is created to construct a conceptual cultural space. Then, the space is materialized by linked dataset creation. The authors tell cultural stories discovered from the space, which are presented by various user interfaces using visualization technologies.FindingsA cultural space promotes the development of a fine-grained description of regional cultural heritage and aids in relationship discovery to enhance the value construction ability. Additionally, storytelling via interactive user interfaces is helpful in the utilization and dissemination of knowledge extracted from a cultural space and enhances the value release of regional cultural heritage. In this way, a path with the inherent cultural value of regional cultural heritage as the core is established, and preservation is achieved.Originality/valueThis study focuses on the inherent cultural value of regional cultural heritage and proposes a new path to preserve these resources. This approach will enrich research on the preservation of regional cultural heritage and contribute to the construction and release of its cultural value.

Research and Practice of Artistic Creation Based on Regional Culture and Folk Art Elements

From the perspective of modern design, this article explains the historical origin and inheritance of characteristic elements of regional culture and Fujian and Taiwan folk art in environmental art design. Using the characteristic elements of Fujian and Taiwan folk art in environmental art design, it focuses on borrowing some symbolic element symbols for innovation, infiltrating the design language with regional characteristics into modern design works, and solving the problem with the current development of design globalization, In particular, the growing loss of regional culture and its manifestations has created a high-quality living environment with more regional characteristics and cultural heritage. Respectively from building a teaching reform platform to create an artistic design innovation base for regional culture; Strengthen the organic combination of production and learning and build a practical teaching system of art design that serves the local society; Promoting regional cultural research and establishing unique artistic design research brands will elaborate on the research and practice of artistic design teaching reform based on regional culture in three aspects.

ИСТОРИЧЕСКИЕ ПРЕДПОСЫЛКИ ЗАРОЖДЕНИЯ И РАЗВИТИЯ КОВРОВОГО ПРОМЫСЛА В СЕЛЕ БУТКА СВЕРДЛОВСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ (1950-2012 гг.)

On the base of archive - documental and expeditionary materials, in this article was shows history of emergence, formation, periods of development of original carpet craft in the village of Butka, Sverdlovsk Region. The history of Butkin carpet weaving is considered in the context of artel and factory forms of development of the main carpet weaving centers of the 20th century in Russia. The role of the personality of Maria Andreevna Razlivinskikh (14.09.1919–12.02.1995), who contributed to the cultural heritage of the region, namely the development of carpet weaving, is determined. The author’s field materials from several ethnographic expeditions supplement the study. The article may be of interest to local historians from the point of view of preserving the regional cultural heritage. This article may be helpful for historians, museum employees and other people, interested in preservation of regional cultural heritage.

National and regional experience in the implementation of environmental education for sustainable development and preservation of regional natural and cultural heritage

Aim. The article is to identify effective conditions for the development of ecological culture in Dagestan schools in the interests of sustainable regional development.Material and Methods. To achieve this goal, adequate methods were used, taking into account the specifics of each stage of the work: analysis of scientific literature (psychological-pedagogical, methodological and environmental), regulatory and programme-methodical documents about the problem; observation, pedagogical experiment, testing, study of pedagogical experience and methods of mathematical processing of experimental results (%2-criterion).Results. The development of the global environmental crisis has set before society the task of survival and ensuring the existence of mankind, in the context of the concept of "sustainable development of mankind", considered as development that meets the needs of the present and does not jeopardize the ability of future generations to meet their needs. This allows us to state the relevance of introducing effective models of environmental education for sustainable development (one-subject, multisubject and mixed) into school curricula. The results of the study show the effectiveness of various types of ecologisation (subject, inter-subject and meta-subject) and the "mixed model". A textbook on regional ecology (Ecology of Dagestan) was developed, taking into account the specifics of the laws of functioning of the ecosystems of the planet and the region. With the inclusion of regional ecology in the "mixed model", school environmental education for sustainable development has been completed.Conclusions. Environmental education in the interests of sustainable development and preservation of the natural and cultural heritage of the region is effective in the greening of school disciplines and the use of a "mixed model", and the inclusion of a national and regional component in their content.

Network Construction for Overall Protection and Utilization of Cultural Heritage Space in Dunhuang City, China

An important recent issue in research is the effective protection and rational utilization of cultural heritage. In particular, the regional protection and utilization network of heritage space is the overall requirement for promoting cultural protection and high-quality development of its industry. Using Dunhuang city, Gansu Province, China, as a case study, it is argued here that the cultural heritage space is a living unit that is composed of not only cultural heritage but also its overall environment. By identifying the key historical factors of Dunhuang’s regional cultural heritage space, this paper explores the conservation factors and utilization factors. The suitability of the conservation factors and utilization factors is assessed through a two-way index of conservation and utilization. In addition, using a field strength model that considered various factors, the suitability characteristics of conservation and utilization were summarized. It was found that the conservation and utilization space of Dunhuang’s cultural heritage had three network features: same level overlap, primary and secondary combination, and significant differentiation. At the same time, these formed an organization network of “patch collage and corridor concatenation” and the network of “mine field pattern and branch extension”. From this, the sustainable development of the Dunhuang cultural space network can be realized through the combinations of site protection and ecological protection and environmental utilization and ecological restoration.

Praktykowanie spiskości. O dyskursie regionalnego dziedzictwa kulturowego, część I

Practising Spisz Regionality: On the Discourse of Cultural Heritage, Part I: The text is the first part of an article on mechanisms of creating the regional cultural heritage of Polish Spisz. The area under discussion is a small part of a historical region whose main territory is part of today’s Slovakia. For hundreds of years, it was part of the Kingdom of Hungary, hence its specific character and cultural distinctiveness. The first part of the article discusses the processes of aestheticization, reconstructionism and patrimonization of cultural heritage, while the second part discusses the processes of fossilization and articulation. As a result, contemporary regional cultural heritage becomes a kind of metacultural practice and commentary on the regional cultural legacy.

Exploring the Path of Integrating the Regional Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritance Skills and Creating the Characteristic Major in Higher Vocational Colleges

By analyzing the characteristics of intangible cultural heritage inheritance skills and the feasibility of integration with higher vocational education, and in view of the current situation of professional settings in higher vocational education, it creatively proposed to integrate regional intangible cultural heritage inheritance skills into professional construction, take the path of characteristic professional school running, and avoid the homogenization development of higher vocational education. On this basis, this paper puts forward several paths to create characteristic specialties, hoping to provide reference for the high-quality development of higher vocational education.

UKRAINIEČIŲ MUZIKINIO FOLKLORO ĮRAŠAI LIETUVOJE IR JŲ YPATYBĖS

ge group of professional scientists and local ethno-culture preservation enthusiasts. The collected audio and video material is transferred to the most famous folklore archives in Kyiv, Lviv and Dnipro, and to regional cultural heritage protection institutions. It is a time-consuming process which is not always carried out systematically and consistently. In February 2022, the hostilities launched by the Russo-fascists in Ukraine fundamentally changed the specifics of this work. In these difficult conditions, it is necessary to look for opportunities urgently to transfer the mentioned recordings of ethnographic material, or copies of them, for storage in similar secure foreign archives. The article provides information about the author’s personal recordings of Ukrainian folklore, their scope, preservation possibilities, and the prospects for their documentation and research in Vilnius, in the archive of the Department of Folklore of the Institute of Lithuanian Literature and Folklore.

Research on the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage under the background of rural revitalisation

Abstract The strategy of ‘rural revitalisation’ is put forward to better realise the integrated development of rural economy, society, culture and ecology. A well-off society should be an all-round developed society. Intangible cultural protection is an important foundation for rural revitalisation. Intangible culture is not only the regional cultural heritage, but also the foundation of regional economic development. Fully integrating culture with rural industries is conducive to the all-round development of rural society. The protection of intangible cultural heritage should be based on scientific methods. Scientific means must be used to investigate and calculate the quantity and types of intangible culture in the region, so as to formulate scientific protection strategies. At the same time, the protection of intangible cultural heritage should be organically combined with rural revitalisation, and the intangible cultural heritage resources should be utilised to innovate the regional economic development model, so as to form a benign interaction between economic development and cultural protection, that is, to realise a real sustainable development model.

The Translation of Chinese Culture: Past, Present and FutureFeng Qi,

This paper aims to review the history and status quo of the Translation of Chinese Culture (TCC)c, and predict the directions of future development. The paper reviews the history of the translation on Chinese culture by reviewing the Chinese and western translators’ C-E translation which is mainly on classical books. It also overviews the status quo of CCT by analyzing its development, achievements, and national policies since the reform and opening up policy (ROP). The paper explores five potential directions for TCC: classical books, world-class and regional intangible cultural heritage, communist party culture and education. The fact-based exploration of TCC (Translation of Chinese Culture) is helpful for depicting the real outlook of CCT, and guiding the development of the translation program in China.

On the Issue of Methodology for Evaluating Resource Potential of Archaeological Sites in the System of Means Aimed at to Popularize Historical and Cultural Heritage of Russia’s Regions

Introduction. The task of the study is to identify and characterize the means of popularization of the regional historical and cultural heritage on the example of archaeological monuments of Volgograd Oblast. Taking into account the need to diversify regional cultural and educational tourism, to actualize new practices in heritage tourism we consider it necessary to focus on the archaeological heritage unique for most regions. Due to its interactivity and the possibility of combining several forms of recreational and cultural and cognitive activities, archaeological tourism can also become one of the most promising forms of promotion of cultural and historical heritage. Developing a methodology for assessing the archaeological potential of the region in the field of tourism will allow us to understand the principle of formation of a unique geo-cultural image of the region as the basis of cultural and historical framework. Methods. Assessment of the archaeotourism potential of Volgograd Oblast is possible with a combination of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Weighted Linear Combination (WLC), and applied methods, such as the questionnaire and Geographic Information System (GIS). Analysis. We identified the criteria for assessing the archaeotourism potential of the region the number of which can be limited to 1 quantitative and 7 qualitative indicators ranked on an assessment scale with 4 rating points – 0, 2, 4 and 5. Since the selected evaluation criteria play an unequal role in the formation of the tourist potential of the territory, it was necessary to determine the weighted coefficients for each of them. Results. The development of archaeological tourism acting as the most accessible and most popular forms of popularization of cultural heritage will be provided by the development of the territory’s historical and cultural framework based on a comprehensive assessment of the tourist potential of the region. The methodology was proposed in the framework of this study. Authors’ contribution. V.A. Zolotovskiy prepared the part devoted to the actualization and identification of the research topic. P.I. Lysikov developed an adequate methodology for assessing the archaeotourism potential of the Volgograd Oblast.