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1 ( ) JournalofChang anuniversity(socialscienceedition) Vol.20 No.4 Jul.2018 F Z $ [\]D ^_` 7a 1,2,3, 1,2, 1,2 (1.! -Z; 3O,O N ;2.O\] > I /! N,O N ; 3. HI, CB21SB) :./ \],./ ) HI Nc 2 N./!! *, " H2# 01O, $ %, c &' 4 ;,0 *, " \, * `, & 8 QD,c (./ \]1 ) _ (<:!!./?Y \,) " L*+,- T ;6. :\ 5/ Z 8 _;!!./ \] \]\] 0Q, +% 1 [_;F- %\], " `, + B; a 01"_,, Z B;,, `,, )./ H\] :, ; `, ;./ ; ;N!! :TU !"#$%:A!&' : (2018) Protectionanddevelopmentstrategyresearchofthehistoricaland culturalblocksbasedon mine and others ZHUYuan yuan 1,2,3,ZHANGRuo nan 1,2,MAJing jing 1,2 (1.KeyLaboratoryforGeographicalProcesAnalysis&SimulationHubeiprovince,CentralChinaNormal : : * > L( , ) : 77(1985 ),=,; 5$, %&,''

2 !"#$$%(&' $ ) University,Wuhan430079,Hubei,China;2.AcademyofWuhanMetropolitanArea,HubeiDevelopment andreformcommision&centralchinanormaluniversity,wuhan430079,hubei,china; 3.DepartmentofSociology,UniversityofCambridge,CambridgeCB21SB,UK) Abstract:Theprotectionanddevelopmentofhistoricalandculturalblocksareembeddedinthe contextofrapidurbanization.itformsadeepinteractiverelationshipbetweenhistorical culturalspaceand modernurbanspace,social culturalchanges.thepapertakestan hua linwhichisoneofthefivemajor historicaland culturalblocksin Wuhan astheresearch object.thepapercomprehensivestourism geography,culturalgeography,culturalheritageandpsychologytheoriesandmethodsonthebasisof interdisciplinary.thepaperdeeplyanalyzedthepresentsituationandtroubleofthedevelopmentof China shistoricalandculturalblocksconservationinpointof mine whoareresidentsandoperators and others whoarevisitors,touristsandtouriststhroughtheuseofin depthinterviews,participatory observationsandquestionnaires.accordingtotheresearch,threehighlightsareunveiled:thepaperfound outthattan hua linhistoricalandculturaldistrictisfacinginsuficientdevelopmentandpromotion, marketdisorder,therelevantpartofthepoorsupervision,architectureandspacearenolongerableto carytoday surbanlife.thedevelopmentoftan hua linhistoricalandculturaldistricthasapuling efectonlocaleconomicdevelopmentandhasanactivatingefectonlocalculturalidentity.thepaperputs forwardthreeoptimizationmeasuresbyimprovingtheabilityofcolaborativedevelopmenttomeetthe cognitiveneedsofthe others,strivingtoimprovetheinfrastructuretosafeguardthe my lifeneeds, consolidatingthecoreofcultureandcoordinatetheinterestsof mine and others,torealizethe scientificdevelopmentofhistoricalandculturalblocks.thepaperaimstoprovideusefulenlightenmentfor thesurvivaland protection oftan hua lin slocalcultureand enrich thetheoryofnew cultural geography. Keywords: mine ; others ;historicalandculturalblocks;culturalspace;tan hua lininwuhan * K6L N,() K 6 L \%) 89 ^ 2,* K N R,. ;&, O.`a6, (): 6L, 6A Q)0, LM O () K: = 2 c.() Q6() K %. 6() K, ^` 6 * ) 4 6 L ; c? R () K L 6 [1 2] 1,() K %.6 X, T L ', ^`6 * T Z () 8, 6,, a. EP 6 B <=6>? () K 1D * ()P36,. * & ( ) Q M [3 4], 2A.6( );,)1 K6 6 [5 6] *7 6() K 2 T : B, () K ; 9 [Y6():, L O A X 6() Q, 2 :,- 6 K [7 8] K,() K 3 X 6 () K!, ) S 6,. *3 ; 6. [9 10] ; H7',() K *9 6.$,HZ? ' L [11 12] ; 95

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