Application of Chinese Regional Traditional Cultural Elements in New Rural Landscape Design

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In the course of the development of Chinese history, the long history has made the traditional Chinese culture show nationality and rich connotation. Chinese elements, as one of the main signs and symbols of traditional Chinese culture, are an important part of the development of Chinese and world civilization. In the design of each part of the new rural landscape, regional cultural elements such as paper-cut shadows and Chinese calligraphy were used. Can greatly enhance the characteristics of Chinese culture. Therefore, the application of Chinese traditional cultural elements to the modern new rural landscape design is the main task faced by the new rural landscape designer. In the construction of theory and practice, this article discusses the development of the new countryside by using the Chinese element symbol and the concept method of the beautiful countryside, as a reference for the new rural landscape design. This paper obtains the proportion of the importance of the new rural landscape design principles, with inheritance and continuity accounting for 24%. This paper is mainly divided into the gaps that can fill Chinese rural cultural elements in the new rural landscape design. At the same time, I hope that more people who love culture can better understand the local culture and experience the new beautiful rural scenery. It is hoped that the results of this study will re-awaken people's attention to regional culture.

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Liu, Y., & Liang, X. (2020). Application of Chinese Regional Traditional Cultural Elements in New Rural Landscape Design. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 598). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/598/1/012043

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