Regional Cultural Characteristics Research Articles

Environmental Design in the Context of Chinese Regional Culture

Environmental design plays a critical role in shaping human habitats. In the context of increasing homogenization of environmental aesthetics, the pervasive influence of the information age, and challenges in industry growth, the question arises: where does environmental design stand? This article delves into the development of the environmental design industry in view of China’s diverse regional cultural contexts. It analyzes the concepts and interconnections between China’s regional cultures and environmental design, identifies current issues, and proposes strategies for integrating China’s regional cultures into environmental design practices. This exploration provides valuable insights into the evolution of environmental design within the framework of China’s distinct regional cultural characteristics in the contemporary era.

Traditional Ethnic Furniture in Tibetan Culture

Ethnic furniture is a kind of furniture unique to ethnic minorities in China. The furniture of various ethnic groups has unique features in structure, color, and pattern application. Due to its geographical, economic, and cultural reasons, ethnic furniture can carry and express culture through its own characteristics such as shape, color, and building process. Ethnic furniture includes Tibetan furniture, Bai furniture, Yi furniture, Dai furniture, Korean furniture, Mongolian furniture, Miao furniture, Uyghur furniture, and so on. This ethnic furniture has strong regional cultural and artistic characteristics, reflecting the national cultural connotation it represents. With the development of history and cultural characteristics, it can be said that furniture is another form of history. When one enters the home of the Tibetan people, one will be overwhelmed by the pieces of carved and exquisite cabinets, tables, boxes, and other furniture. Tibetan furniture is a part of the life of Tibetans, as Tibetans control the development and style of Tibetan furniture. Therefore, this paper studies Tibetan furniture, as it has great significance in Tibetan culture.

STATE POLICY TO COUNTER CRIME IN BORDER REGIONS IN A DIGITAL SOCIETY

Relevance. Crime in border regions poses the greatest danger to society and the state in the digital world. During the period of digitalization of society, the problem of criminal law risks with the use of information technology is becoming more dangerous, large-scale and intractable. As you know, the era of the dominance of digital technologies has not only positive consequences, opening up new opportunities for the development of society and the state, but also creates additional criminal threats to national security. In such circumstances, government policy is aimed at building an effective system of digital confrontation. In a digital society, the crime prevention system in the border regions of the Russian Federation, although based on the unified legal framework of state policy in the field of combating crime, cannot be the same for all regions of the country. Its construction should take into account regional economic, social, demographic, ethno-confessional, territorial, historical, cultural and national characteristics. Purpose and methods. The purpose of the scientific report is to summarize the criminal risks of digitalization for the national security of border regions and to analyze some areas of state policy in the field of combating crime in a digital society. To achieve this goal, the research uses methods of analysis and synthesis; generalization of expert opinions in various fields of science, materials of legal statistics and investigative practice; analysis of messages in mass media; dialectical and sociological methods. Conclusion. The digitalization of society is associated with an increase in the number of criminal law risks in all areas of public life. At the same time, the development of digital technologies also affects the successful organization of preventive activities within the framework of public policy. The use of achievements in the field of digital technologies makes it possible to significantly improve the criminal procedure and penal enforcement policy of

Exploration of Art Curriculum Teaching in Universities from the Perspective of Bashu Culture

It is necessary to integrate regional cultural characteristics into school art courses. This article explores the university art curriculum system under the visual perspective of Bashu culture. Elaborate on the three-dimensional objectives, course content, design principles, and evaluation models of the course, and inherit regional culture through new educational methods to enhance the confidence of college students in ethnic culture. Explore the design of art courses with regional culture, stimulate students’ creative thinking, and enable them to flexibly use various expressions in the process of deepening their understanding of art to permanently inherit China’s unique regional culture and art.

The Impact of the Urban Forest Park Recreation Environment and Perceived Satisfaction on Post-Tour Behavioral Intention—Using Tongzhou Grand Canal Forest Park as an Example

The positive behaviors that urban forest parks encourage in urban residents (such as recommendations, repeat visits, etc.) are important considerations in the planning and construction of such forest parks. Recreators’ environmental preferences and perceived satisfaction with urban forest parks are responses to individuals’ perceptions and attitudes toward the external environment. Clarifying the interactive relationship between the two is of great significance to improving positive behavioral intentions in urban forest parks. In this paper, the concept of the urban forest park recreational environment is proposed, and in this concept, the three dimensions of the spatial physical environmental preference, regional cultural characteristics, and service experience that the urban forest park recreational environment has on tourists’ perception are separated out. A model of the structural relationship between park environment perception, perceived satisfaction, and post-tour behavioral intention was tested using Tongzhou Grand Canal Forest Park as an example. The psychological path of tourists’ behavioral intention after visiting the urban forest park can be divided into two categories: the direct influencing path is “urban forest park recreation environment → post-tour behavioral intention”; the indirect influencing path is “urban forest park recreation environment → perceived satisfaction → behavioral intention after the trip”. This shows that tourists’ preference for the urban forest park recreation environment will promote the generation of perceived satisfaction and then stimulate in-depth comprehensive experience evaluation after visiting. By enhancing tourists’ experience of the urban forest park recreational environment through their environmental preference perception and improving tourists’ perceived satisfaction with the urban forest park recreational environment, urban forest parks can improve tourists’ positive behavioral intentions. Clarifying these complex psychological processes provides a new perspective for understanding people’s cognition of urban forest parks, the physiological and psychological benefits produced, and the resulting behavioral tendencies. At the same time, it also provides a new perspective for the planning and design of similar types of urban forest parks. It provides a certain reference value for forest park management.

Assessment of Yellow River Region Cultural Heritage Value and Corridor Construction across Urban Scales: A Case Study in Shaanxi, China

Heritage corridors play a pivotal role in preserving linear cultural heritage, especially in economically underdeveloped regions like the Yellow River area. These corridors not only serve as a primary method for safeguarding cultural heritage, but also act as catalysts for enhancing regional economic vitality. The widespread distribution of cultural heritage in the Yellow River region emphasizes the need for targeted protection and utilization at the regional level. To facilitate graded protection and the utilization of regional cultural heritage, this study introduces a method for constructing graded heritage corridors based on the comprehensive value of cultural heritage, thereby establishing a framework for comprehensive assessments. Through leveraging multi-source data, this study assesses cultural heritage’s comprehensive value by integrating the service capacity of heritage sites. Subsequently, this study constructs graded heritage corridors using the minimum cumulative resistance model. The findings reveal a concentrated distribution of cultural heritage in Shaanxi within the Yellow River region, where 19.8% of the sites in the economically and ecologically thriving southern regions were rated as high value (fourth or fifth grades). Finally, this study identifies distinct corridor themes by integrating regional cultural characteristics, thereby forming a cultural heritage region network that propels the overall protection and utilization in the area. The proposed cultural heritage assessment framework and corridor construction method are also applicable to various linear heritage types dispersed across diverse regions.

Research on the Protection and Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage with Regional Cultural Characteristics in Shaanxi under the Background of Big Data

Abstract Cultural heritage is a response to the characteristics of a society and deserves to be protected and passed on to future generations, but there is still a lack of knowledge and skills related to it in the methodology of digital preservation of intangible cultural heritage. This paper aims to digitally preserve intangible cultural heritage in Shaanxi by utilizing methods such as feature point description, image edge detection, and visual feature extraction. The scale space expression algorithm is applied to keep the feature point scale of the intangible cultural heritage unchanged, and the scale space of the image is obtained by convolving the Gaussian convolution kernel with the image. The Sobel operator is employed to evaluate the significance of pixels in the non-heritage image to identify the edge effect of the image. Focusing on analyzing the digitization types of Shaanxi’s non-legacy, we explored the role of images in the protection of non-legacy and formulated the dissemination path of Internet+Non-legacy for the current situation of Shaanxi’s non-legacy. The results show that among the 12 NHs in Shaanxi, the number of textual materials is the largest, accounting for 43.33% of all digital materials, followed by the proportion of images at 33.33%, and the current digitization of NHs needs the supplementation of audiovisual materials the most, with audiovisual materials accounting for only 23.33%. The value of images for the protection of non-heritage cultural heritage reflects the non-heritage characteristics intuitively, and the range of Shaanxi non-heritage image dissemination index is in the range of 21-89 interval, and with the change of time, people pay more and more attention to Shaanxi non-heritage.

The significance and value of living and regionalizing the aesthetic education curriculum on the topic of Jing Chu culture

Abstract This study explores the significance and value of the living and regionalization of Jing-Chu culture in the aesthetic education curriculum, strengthens the combination of regional cultural characteristics and modern aesthetic education, and explores the new value and direction of cultural education in contemporary times. Through quantitative and qualitative analysis, we study Jing Chu culture’s aesthetic education function and digital transformation. We use questionnaire survey, experimental analysis and literature research methods to focus on the aesthetic education elements of Jing-Chu culture and its application in modern education. Elements such as myths, sorcery, and Chu Rhetoric in Jing and Chu culture have a new vitality in the digital environment. Through the questionnaire analysis of 50 art majors, it was found that 90% of the students believed that the elements of Jing-Chu culture enriched their artistic creation and aesthetic experience, and the application of Jing-Chu cultural primitives in the digital teaching environment significantly enhanced the students’ sense of identification with the culture and their motivation to create. The living and regionalization of Jing Chu culture not only enriches the connotation of the aesthetic education curriculum, but also provides new ideas for the inheritance of traditional culture. Art educators are encouraged to dig deeper into the value of Jing Chu culture to bring innovation and vitality to the contemporary aesthetic education curriculum.

The Use of Computer Vision Technology in the Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage: The Case of Regional Cultural Characteristics

Abstract The inheritance of intangible cultural heritage generally faces the situation of having no successors and difficulties in dissemination. The use of digital technology can overcome time and space limitations, expanding the dissemination effect of intangible heritage. A panoramic exhibition model of intangible cultural heritage is constructed using computer vision technology in this paper. In order to ensure that every pixel point in the image has a unique position, the perspective projection algorithm and the chi-square coordinate system are designed according to phase-forming geometry. Secondly, the optical information of each point is reproduced in the form of the image by using spherical projection, and the image alignment and image fusion smooth transition is carried out by improving the minimum deviation matching method of feature line segments based on chromatic aberration chunking. To convert the spherical panoramic image into a view that the user can explore, the inverse projection calculation is carried out. The performance of the model is tested after its construction is completed, and it is used to reproduce the panoramic view of the non-heritage contents of Xijiang Thousand Households Miaozhai in Guizhou. It is found that the matching error of this paper’s algorithm in the 20-frame scene test is close to or slightly higher than that of the SVD algorithm only in the 11th to 16th frame bits, and the rest of the frame errors are lower than that of the SVD algorithm by more than 0.04m. This paper’s algorithm is superior to OpenCV and Xiong methods by at least 0.1 points or more in all five scenes when testing the OG-IQA parameter. It can be concluded that the online exhibition content of non-heritage in Xijiang Miaozhai, Guizhou, produced using the model of this paper, has achieved a better communication effect and meets expectations. This paper provides innovative ideas and effective examples to demonstrate the use of computer vision technology in expanding the dissemination effect of intangible cultural heritage and promoting inheritance.

에르메스 아트 컬래버레이션 쇼윈도 디스플레이 표현 특성 연구

The purpose of this study is to explore the constituent elements and expressive characteristics of the luxury fashion brand Hermès' show window display in collaboration with artists using theoretical exploration and case analysis methods. The research primarily analyzes globally representative Hermès window display cases in major cities after 2021, revealing differences in artistic collaboration and visual representation between Eastern and Western markets. The results show that collaborations in the Eastern market tend to reflect regional cultural characteristics, while the Western market focuses more on internationalized artistic collaborations. Despite stylistic differences, both emphasize the presentation of scarcity, uniqueness, and aesthetics. Additionally, the study finds that the Eastern market places a stronger emphasis on the symbolic and interactive aspects of Hermès' artistic collaboration window displays. This research not only unveils new trends in luxury brand art marketing strategies but also provides an important perspective for understanding and predicting future market developments.

Integrating Regional Cultural Characteristics into Art and Design Education in a Normal University in Henan, China

Regional culture is a comprehensive embodiment of the geographical environment, living forms, historical inheritance, and humanistic spirit of a region, and is a valuable resource for the region’s sustainable development. The current regional culture-related curriculum of art and design courses in many local colleges and universities is monotonous, and the concept of talent training is outdated. Thus, it is time to carry out a reform of this curriculum based on the regional culture characteristics. Using a normal university in Henan Province as an example, this paper discusses how to effectively integrate the regional culture into the curriculum model reform. Data were collected from 533 undergraduate design students and used to examine the following issues: (i) Analysing the integration of the art and design curriculum with the regional culture, (ii) Proposing a comprehensive teaching model for the integrated art and design curriculum.

Chromatics in Urban Landscapes: Integrating Interactive Genetic Algorithms for Sustainable Color Design in Marine Cities

Color design plays a pivotal role in determining whether marine urban landscapes meet the diverse needs of individuals, encompassing their visual, psychological, behavioral, and spiritual dimensions. In the contemporary urban environment, a host of practical challenges, including severe color pollution, the absence of regional cultural characteristics, and a lack of humanistic sensitivity in public spaces’ color schemes, necessitates a thorough exploration of the intricate relationship between color and human psychological needs within environmental contexts. This study leverages the potential of interactive genetic algorithms as a powerful tool for innovative color design solutions. Anchored in the nexus of the environment, human psychology, and color theory, this research delves into the intricate nuances of marine urban landscape color. Employing a comprehensive approach that combines questionnaires and extensive field surveys, we seek to elucidate the critical interplay between color and human well-being. Drawing upon the case study of Zhuhai Shijingshan Park, we harness the principles of interactive genetic algorithms to iteratively design marine urban color patterns. Through this experimentation, our study unveils novel design strategies that harmonize with the psychological idiosyncrasies of the human–environment interface. Specifically, the findings of our research highlight the profound impact of color selection on the emotional and behavioral responses of individuals within marine urban landscapes. Our study contributes vital insights into the art and science of marine urban color design, shedding light on the nuanced ways in which color choices can enhance the quality of urban spaces and promote human well-being. This research endeavors to bridge the gap between marine urban design and human psychology through a comprehensive exploration of color design in marine urban landscapes. By addressing the practical challenges and leveraging innovative design techniques, we strive to provide a holistic understanding of the symbiotic relationship between color and human experience, ultimately enriching the design practices that shape our urban environments.

Research on the segmentation method of a highway landscape corridor zone

Highway landscaping is an important part of highway construction, which plays a role in highway engineering to ensure traffic safety, alleviate visual fatigue, manifest culture, and many other roles. In the actual highway landscape design, the concept of highway landscape planning and design remains unclear, the content is complex, and the design lags behind the main construction of the problem. Different landscape themes should be set for different sections of the road to enable the motorway landscape to play its role, and the reasonable division of the highway landscape paragraph nodes and the determination of different landscape themes are the keys to the problem. This study collects natural and humanistic materials along the highway, arranges and classifies them through the cluster analysis method, and then divides the highway landscape into paragraphs through the fusion of cluster analysis and node control method. Then, the landscape resources in the paragraphs are integrated and refined to define the theme of the paragraphs, the landscape of the paragraphs based on the theme of the paragraphs is generated to bring out the regional cultural connotation, and a highway paragraph landscape theme division process is constructed. Finally, based on the survey of the landscape status quo of the Zhunxing Highway, the landscape theme division method is applied to verify its scientificity. The research results show that the highway paragraph landscape division method based on the cluster analysis method can effectively reflect the landscape characteristics of different road sections, enrich the road landscape design content, reflect the regional cultural characteristics, reduce the phenomenon of driver fatigue due to the landscape content of a single driving, and protect the traffic safety of the highway. This method can effectively guide the highway landscape paragraph planning and node design, has simple operation, and has strong practicality.

Cavity Relationships and Melodic Patterns of Ordos "Guru Songs"

Ordos has an ancient traditional folk music culture with unique regional colours. In this characteristic regional folk music culture, the ancient customs of Mongolian people have been well preserved. Especially in the aspect of music, it shows the regional cultural characteristics which are obviously different from other Mongolian regions. Ordos people have preserved the music culture with ceremonial characteristics for a long time, and radiated it to the folk soil, forming the unique Ordos folk music culture nowadays. Ordos music culture represented by court "Gu Ru Ge" is national intangible cultural heritage. Guru song is a long song sung at the beginning of the grand celebration, which is very different from the ordinary long folk songs and can be called the only one in the world. Only through in-depth excavation and exploration can this national treasure be effectively protected and passed on.

Study on the Design of Rural Country House under the Background of Regional Culture

This paper takes Nanchang Fenghuang Tea House as an example to study the soft decoration design of rural country house under the background of regional culture. By deeply exploring the background and regional cultural characteristics of Phoenix Tea House in Nanchang city, combined with the principles and elements of soft decoration design, this paper analyzes the role of soft decoration design in rural country house. This paper introduces in detail the outline of soft decoration design of Phoenix Tea House in Nanchang city, including design concept and style selection, soft decoration design elements and principles, as well as the integration of soft decoration design and regional culture. The paper further expounds the soft decoration design practice of Phoenix Tea House in Nanchang City, including space layout and functional zoning, the use of color and material, the selection of interior furniture and decorations, and the use of tea culture elements. Through the investigation of user experience and evaluation, this paper probes into the influence of soft outfit design on user experience, and puts forward some suggestions for improvement of soft outfit design in rural residential accommodation. This study provides practical experience and theoretical reference for the soft decoration design of rural country house under the background of regional culture.

Park station design in the context of cultural tourism integration

AbstractThis project is the design of the tourism service station in the coastal park, which not only meets the basic functional requirements of the park service station but also reconfigures the station space with the regional cultural characteristics of Qingdao. The design process is mainly conceived in five aspects: locality, landscape, identity, symbolization, and diversification. It integrates the cultural characteristics of Qingdao coastal tourism with the park landscape to create a tourist rest space with diversified experiences. The purpose of this paper is to explore the interface between the stations' design and the various links of the cultural tourism industry chain. The project will be created as the “Window of Qingdao” in Baisha River Park.

Metal Trade and National Integration: bronze technology and metal resources of Yue Style Bronzes from Hunan (8 ~ 5 C. BCE)

A large number of Yue style bronzes with regional cultural characteristics were unearthed in Hunan, which is of great significance for studying the cross-regional circulation of bronze technology and metal resources in the south of the Yangtze River during the Late Bronze Age (8 ~ 5 C. BCE) in China. In this study, 30 Yue style bronzes and 3 Chu style bronzes unearthed from five regions in Hunan Province were analyzed for chemical composition, metallography and lead isotopes. The results show that the alloy materials of Hunan Yue style bronze ware are diverse. The containers are mainly leaded tin bronze, with both tin bronze and copper. The weapons or tools are mostly tin bronze, and the alloy composition is primarily tin. The lead isotope ratio analysis results showed three main ore sources: polymetallic deposits in the Nanling Mountains, the eastern Hubei-northern Jiangxi metallogenic belt and the western Henan Qinling-Dabie metallogenic belt. The extensive source of minerals reflects the frequent trade of metal resources between Yue people and the Chu state, which is not only the economic basis for the close relationship between Hunan Yue people and Chu State but also an important driving force for the southward expansion of the Chu state and national integration in Hunan.

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.

Exploring the appropriate technology for green renovation of rural buildings incorporating regional culture: Taking the renovation of village houses in Conghua, Nanping, Guangzhou as an example

In view of the rising energy consumption of rural buildings in recent years and the neglect of the connection with regional architectural culture in the construction process, this study explains the connotation and representation of regional culture based on the theoretical tool of cultural regional character, and constructs a suitable technical system for green transformation of rural buildings incorporating regional culture from five aspects, which are regional character creation, outdoor environment improvement, envelope structure performance optimization, indoor environment quality improvement, and renewable energy utilization. Based on the construction of this system, this study takes the renovation of the village residence in Nanping, Conghua, Guangzhou as an example, and explores the ways to achieve green and sustainable development in the renovation of rural buildings in the Lingnan Guangfu area with the guidance of the system and method of integrating regional culture and modern green building technology. The study compares the buildings of Nanping village residence in Conghua, Guangzhou, before and after the renovation, and finds that after the renovation, the building consumes less energy, the spatial quality is improved, and the overall spatial and stylistic expression is more in line with the regional cultural characteristics, which provides theoretical and practical references for the green renovation of rural buildings.

Patio Design Optimization for Huizhou Traditional Dwellings Aimed at Daylighting Performance Improvements

Hui-style architecture is a mature architectural school in the late period of ancient Chinese society with distinct regional cultural characteristics. Especially as the most direct carrier of Huizhou people’s living culture, Hui-style architecture is the witness of ancient Huizhou society, history, and culture. However, with the continuous development of society, residents gradually put forward higher requirements for the living environment. In this paper, the indoor light environment of Huizhou dwellings is measured and found to have problems such as poor indoor light environment and low light quality. In order to improve the indoor lighting quality, this study extracts the key design parameters (window edge height, window width, patio length, and patio width) that affect the indoor lighting quality through field research and literature analysis, and then uses Honeybee to carry out multi-factor orthogonal experiments and single factor quantitative comparative analyses on the key design parameters to determine the degree of influence. The results show that reducing the window edge height can improve the lighting effect near the window, and increasing the window width and patio width can improve the overall lighting quality of the room, thus providing a reference for optimizing the lighting effect of Huizhou traditional dwellings.