Beautiful Countryside Planning from the Perspective of the Integration of Agriculture and Tourism:A Case Study of Hengfeng Shangguanlong Village,Yongxiu County,Jiangxi Province

This paper introduces the related concepts and current situation of the development of agriculture and tourism in China,analyzes the current situation of the development of Hengfeng Shangguanlong Village,Yongxiu County,Jiangxi Province,and analyzes the existing problems from the perspective of the integration of agriculture and tourism.The corresponding development strategies are further put forward to promote the construction of beautiful countryside.

An Evaluation System for Agriculture and Tourism Coupling Degree of Rural Complex Based on Production-living-ecological Space

Rural complex is a bright spot for China to realize the development of new industries for rural revitalization.Starting from the concept,development history and current situation of rural complex,based on the perspective of production-living-ecological space,according to the different characteristics of agriculture and tourism,3 secondary indices and 18 tertiary indices were selected,and each of them was weighted using the Delphi expert consultation method and analytic hierarchy process(AHP)to construct an evaluation system for the coupling degree of agriculture and tourism in rural complex.The results show gross domestic product and forest coverage have the most significant impact on agriculture,economic benefits and the ecological water quality of tourist attractions have the most significant impact on the tourism industry,and tourism economic benefits and agricultural ecological benefits have the most significant impact on rural complex.

Development Situation and Countermeasures of Leisure Agriculture and Rural Tourism in Huizhou

In this paper,the development status,advantages (such as superior natural conditions,rich subtropical agricultural resources,and excellent location conditions) and existing problems (such as insufficient safeguard,homogeneous competition and lack of features) of leisure agriculture and rural tourism in Huizhou City were analyzed,and then some suggestions and countermeasures for the development of leisure agriculture and rural tourism in Huizhou were put forward.

Trends and patterns in agriculture tourism research:A 30-year bibliometric analysis based on Web of Science

The article uses the information visualization software Citespace5.5 to study the data related to agriculture tourism in the Web of Science database,from macro to micro to the representative countries of the literature,keywords and co-cited literatures.Through visualization analysis,the article clarifies the key research directions,key literatures and hot spot frontiers in the field of agriculture tourism research,forecasts the future development trends in this field.The results show that the study of agriculture tourism research has become one of the hot topics in academia.The research results of international agriculture tourism are rich.Scholars have many research perspectives.International agriculture tourism research has formed a mature and stable academic community.Mainstream journals in related international fields play an important role in disseminating agriculture tourism research content,methods,and results.Research stage is progressive.In the future,we can focus on the basic theoretical construction of agriculture tourism research,the deep integration of agriculture and tourism,the regional effects of agriculture tourism,agriculture tourism research methods,and multidisciplinary and multi-regional comparative research,etc.This paper can help readers to better understand the status quo and development trend of agriculture tourism and to easier recognize the shortcomings in the development of agriculture tourism,so as to provide a promising direction for future research.

Development of Leisure Agriculture in Hainan

Through in-depth analysis, this paper proposed development planning of leisure agriculture in Hainan. The layout included orderly development and overal planning, connection of three expressways and middle area for recreation and the rest for sightseeing; the site selection should develop depending on central cities, relying on major projects and famous mountains or landscapes; the connotation in-volved exploitation of farming culture, presenting national customs of indigenous people, highlights given to island and coasts and emphasizing tropic agriculture. What＇s more, the suggestions were proposed to advance leisure agriculture of Hainan, including to formulate scientific planning to lead leisure agriculture develop-ment, to give policy supports and enterprise management, to improve promotion and broadening market and to enhance education and improve industry quality. On basis of lots of data and examples, the research enriched the content of leisure agricul-ture in Hainan, which is conductive to development of Hainan leisure agriculture, and of significance for construction of leisure agriculture sites and supports of the agriculture by government.

Agricultural Heritage Systems Tourism： definition,characteristics and development framework

Architectural heritage comprises one o the most important elements of mountain settlements in Greece. It holds high cultural value, represents the tangible continuation of the past and forms the unique character and identity of each mountain region. Yet, controversy regarding funding for its preservation often arises. In this paper, we used two Contingent Valuation surveys to estimate the socia benefit deriving from protecting the traditiona architecture in the mountainous village of Sirako and through it, to examine perceptions and attitudes o local residents and visitors. Research findings revealed a strong social will in favor of the good＇s protection followed by high percentages of positive willingness to pay（WTP）. However, WTP is significantly higher among residents. Cultura heritage value, of the good, appears to prevail, along with the environmental one. However, both residents and visitors pointed out that local heritage, if wellpreserved, will boost tourism development. Residents appeared to better recognize the true level o architectural decay, expressed higher apprehension for its protection and were willing to pay higher amount of money. Tourists, on the other side expressed high satisfaction for their visit, appreciated the beauty and serenity emerging from local built and natural environment and spent several days visiting the surrounding area. The longer they stayed and gotfamiliar with the village, the more willing they were to contribute to local heritage＇s protection. Percentages reflecting indifference for protecting architecture were extremely low. Yet, they were higher among tourists. Traditional architecture is considered as public good; an opinion resulting in an important percentage of visitors stating that national government should provide the necessary funding. In addition, the architecture appears to hold a high level of topicality. Those descending from Sirako or emotionally connected to it, of both social groups,turned out to be more concerned about the good and with a stronger sense of responsibility for it. Usevalue of the good holds high economic value, as well,while higher percentages of zero WTP appeared among non-users. Research findings revealed social attitudes and perceptions on what constitutes architectural heritage, in its cultural and economic frame. If taken under consideration, they may form useful drivers for local, heritage-based, sustainable

Construction of Agricultural Tourism Product Model Based on Experience Economy

Experience economy is a new economic development tendency after agricultural economy, industrial economy and service economy. Tourism consumption shows new characteristics in experience economy. Agricultural tourism product coincides with these characteristics, it is necessary to establish a model of agricultural tourism products based on experience economy. It is a model of wide range, strong personality and participation.

Rural Revitalization Construction and Local Landscape Design:A Case Study of Qili Village,Aijia Town,Dianjun District,Yichang

In the context of the 2021 No.1 central document released and the year when the rural revitalization was first launched, Qili Village of Aijia Town with rich natural landscape resources, convenient location and transportation is taken as an example. Combining ecological design concept and local landscape design idea of landscape architecture specialty, and taking “one core, two main lines, five nodes,and comprehensive experience” as master plan, it tries to build regional local landscape of “one village, one product” and condense the “nostalgia” artistic conception of Qili Village as the core, protect and repair the livable ecological environment, improve infrastructure construction, create high-quality leisure agricultural tourism projects, and attract talents to return home and start businesses. It will fully realize the “five revitalization” of Qili Village, thereby providing theoretical and practical reference for rural revitalization in Yichang and its surrounding areas.

Progress and Prospects in Tourism Research on Agricultural Heritage Sites

Agricultural heritage is an important type of world heritage. The special features of this kind of heritage are that they are “living” or “real life” systems, in both the ecosystem and in the cultural sense. So, agricultural heritage needs to be conserved in a special way. In a well-reasoned approach to dynamic conservation of agricultural heritage, careful development of heritage sites can realize greater sustainability of the traditional agriculture by considering both conservation and development though tourism. This paper examines the Global Important Agricultural Heritage Systems （GIAHS） as designated by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations （FAO） and listed by United Nations Educational, Scientiifc and Cultural Organization （UNESCO） as agricultural heritages sites. Currently, the research in China focuses on tourism resources evaluation and development, production design and marketing, tourism perception and the impacts of tourism development and so forth. There is less emphasis on research about benefit sharing of heritage tourism evolution mechanisms, environmental impacts of agricultural heritage tourism and study methods which should be analyzed in-depth, so as to iluminate the theories and practices of development in a living landscape.