Pan-museum Concept Implanted in Chinese Traditional Village Development and Conservation

Zheyu  Wang; Nan  Jiang

doi:10.54691/r352h345

Authors

Zheyu Wang
Nan Jiang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/r352h345

Keywords:

Pan-Museum; Traditional Village; Development and Conservation; Literature review.

Abstract

Since the reform and opening up, the economy has been improving, but the protection of traditional villages and the study of cultural heritage have not kept pace with the times. With the development of tourism, a large number of traditional villages have been commercially exploited, resulting in the destruction of many architectural cultures, including some other local cultures. Through the research and protection of traditional villages, the study of the history of the origin of traditional villages can be established to provide valuable and correct historical data for the research, and at the same time, a correct awareness of the protection of cultural heritage can be set up, so that the development of traditional villages can be carried out in a restrained and orderly manner. The concept of pan-museum is proposed in order to make the traditional villages better express themselves as a carrier for promoting and passing on local culture, which is rich in local cultural values, and can better pass on local culture and stimulate t

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