Rural Cultural Development Research Articles

Cultural Common Prosperity: A Empirical Study on the Practice and Governance of “Rural Spring Festival Gala”in the Developed Area of Eastern China

“Rural Spring Festival Gala” is the epitome of Chinese rural cultural construction. Based on the analysis framework of Bourdieu’s field theory, this study distributed 1,175 questionnaires to 47 villages in 12 prefecture-level cities in Zhejiang Province. On the basis of the questionnaire data, 94 in-depth interview reports of 10 villages were coded and counted by the qualitative data analysis software, Nvivo12plus. It is found that the Rural Spring Festival Gala has difficulties in terms of institutional, economic, social and cultural capital, such as difference between grass-roots’ initiative, uneven distribution of economic resources, rural hollowing and unbalanced cultural pattern. It is suggested to build a scientific policy guarantee, assist in the subsidization and distribution of Rural Spring Festival Gala funds, build a “Great Wall” of talents for the Rural Gala, cultivate the cultural confidence of rural entities, and promote the transformation and development of rural culture.

Research on the Siting of Rural Public Cultural Space Based on the Path-Clustering Algorithm: A Case Study of Yumin Township, Yushu City, Jilin Province, China

Cultural revitalization is the foundation of rural revitalization. Rural public cultural spaces are important places for rural residents to participate in cultural activities and important carriers for the occurrence, inheritance and development of rural culture. In this study, we propose a siting analysis method for public cultural spaces based on a path-clustering algorithm. Then, Yumin Township in Jilin Province is used as a case study to test the method. Within the township area, public cultural spaces are divided into three types based on the difference in service scope: “single-village decentralized”, “single-village concentration” and “multi-village concentration”. This paper focuses on the analysis of the siting of the “multi-village concentration” type of public cultural spaces using a path-clustering algorithm. First, the path-clustering algorithm is written, and then its parameters, initial clustering centers and number of clusters are analyzed for their effect on the clustering results. Two parameters, within-cluster sum of path distance (WCSPD) and maximum value of the path distance within-cluster (MPDWC), are proposed to evaluate the results of the algorithm. Then, taking Yumin Township of Jilin Province as an example, the villages in the township are clustered with travel distance as the main influencing factor. It is ensured that the shortest path distance from the central village in each cluster to other villages is no greater than the set travel distance. Finally, the public cultural space is constructed in the central village to serve all villages in the cluster. This siting analysis method can output a variety of results that can be used as a reference for decision making in rural public cultural space planning.

Ethnic Minority Characteristic Villages from the Perspective of Rural Revitalization Inheritance and Innovation of Architectural Culture: A Case Study of Oroqen Nationality

Architectural culture is an important carrier of rural regional culture and plays an important role in the inheritance and development of rural culture. How to complete the inheritance and innovation of architectural culture while promoting the orderly development of rural areas is a practical problem faced by researchers and designers. Combining actual cases, this study extracts the essence of traditional dwellings from the analysis and excavation of traditional architectural culture and architectural elements and applies the new dwellings to the regional characteristic culture of the Oroqen people.

Construction of Rural Cultural Service System Based on Mobile Information System

At present, the development of rural culture is gradually rising. Under the promotion of the sense of freedom and democracy, mobile information system also plays an important role in rural cultural services. This paper uses edge algorithm to build mobile information system, combined with rural cultural service elements, to carry out information construction for the people’s needs of tourism, information, and belief culture in the development of rural China. In this paper, with the county or township service projects as the research content and 200 residents of a community as the research object, using the way of questionnaire to survey the respondents, online questionnaire feedback results received 186, the effective rate of 93%. This paper investigates the project support of mobile information system for rural cultural services and the satisfaction degree of residents’ demand for various cultural resources. Research shows that the rural cultural service system based on mobile information system can improve the scope of cultural services. From the survey results, 65.53% of the people think that the cultural service system can reduce people's dependence on special cultural services, so as to obtain resources from the diversified information service system. 35.63% of the people said that the efficiency of cultural service system could be improved by more than 50% compared to that of offline cultural service. Others said that the rural cultural service system could basically meet their living needs. Therefore, whether from the perspective of cultural service or information system, the current rural cultural service mode and service process need to be constructed from the perspective of cultural service supply system reform.

Preliminary Thinking of China’s Rural Culture Exploration and Mining: Based on User Experience

As a national development strategy, rural revitalization is of great significance in China’s modern construction, among which cultural revitalization plays a leading role. This paper will discuss the way to explore rural culture from the perspective of user experience. With a focus on such fields as “eating, clothing, housing, travel, and recreation” that are familiar to the general public, it aims to highlight the protection, inheritance, and development of rural culture, and talent training, and promote rural cultural landscapes and immersive experience of farming culture, as well as cultural productization and the extension of cultural connotation to properly satisfy users’ diversified needs and facilitate the national rural revitalization.

The lost countryside: Spatial production of rural culture in Tangwan village in Shanghai

Rapid urbanization, especially in many developing countries, is accompanied by the decline of rural populations and rural culture. Tangwan village in Shanghai in China is a typical case. Based on the theory of production of space, this article presents spatial production of rural culture from three dimensions: ideological space, superficial space and everyday life space, and analyzes the reasons for the gradual decline of rural culture. The development of rural culture in China is seriously affected by the national and local policies. The formal power of a place which is mainly represented by the administrative level, dominates many cultural changes. With the decline of Tangwan's position to a village in an urbanized Shanghai, its local rural culture is declining. Under the pattern of production of space dominated by power and capital the village is challenged to maintain its rural culture and to develop a new culture. The traditional rural culture cannot be protected, however, the new rural culture has not matured. The lack of everyday life space for village residents to express and develop culture is partly to blame. The culture is the root of the rural development. The lost culture leads to the lost village. Adequate everyday life space is important for rural culture to flourish and though those spaces need careful planning to accommodate and grow local cultural needs.

社会主义核心价值观引领新时代农村文化发展的文献述评

社会主义核心价值观引领新时代农村文化发展的文献述评

Non-Traditional Security & Rural Cultural Development by Tribes

Non-Traditional Security & Rural Cultural Development by Tribes

The Analysis of City Sculpture System Planning Based on Urban and Rural Cultural Development Integration-Taking Taicang as an Example

As a specialized planning guided by urban-rural master plan, sculpture system planning is to the urban and rural cultural accumulation as the link and urban and rural spatial peculiarity as the layout basis. To control and guide related elements like selection and location of sculpture works from the angle of urban and rural planning systematicness and to provide an effective way of improving urban and rural spatial quality and creating cultural image. Sculpture System Planning of Taicang is a successful exploration.

Technology Is an Embedded Agent of Cultural Impact

We all watch Television, read newspapers and magazines, and we also go to see films, because of different means of communications. Because, beyond the physical requirements of food and shelter, man has now another fundamental need that is the need of communication. That communication will derive and cultivate out cultural heritages. Influences of Traditional Media for the rural cultural development, the communities and individuals have utilized a wide range of media local fares, puppet shows, street theatre folk songs and ballads for social purposes and schemes for health and family welfare campaigns, also political awareness. The Internet has the same revolutionary impact-individuals and businesses can overcome geographical, cultural and logistical barriers and improve the way they live and work. The life style of people has changed due to media exposes. One of the famous reports in 2011 says the 52 million active users in India used the Net facilities. IMAI and IMRB suggests that, more than 75% of Internet usage is still driven by youngsters that include young men, school and college going students. A crucial engine of cultural influence and transformation, Indian television programming now reaches 253 million households across the country. We share more things through Amazon, Google & Android, Micro-soft and maybe even Face book. People can book tickets via mobile, even pay bills through mobile and can transfer cash from one mobile to another mobile. Through books and magazines, radio and television programs, films, art and theatre, museums and historic sites, Indian culture helps us to understand and to celebrate our lives as Indians. This paper discusses the importance of cultural heritage of Indian activities and the detailed reports of influence of technology and act as a creative agent of cultural renaissance.