Based on an investigation of four published batches listing 3, 140 national intangible cultural heritage(ICH) projects in China and using GIS and some quantitative analysis methods, the spatial structure was investiga...Based on an investigation of four published batches listing 3, 140 national intangible cultural heritage(ICH) projects in China and using GIS and some quantitative analysis methods, the spatial structure was investigated and the characteristics and distribution discussed. The distribution of ICHs in China is agglomerative and spatially dependent. From the view of ICH type, each type is distributed in different places, for different reasons, with history being the most important one we found. Nationwide, high-density cores are located in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and the Yangtze River Delta region. High densities of ICH are concentrated in flat, water-rich regions where broad-leaved forests dominate plains and low mountain areas-areas that have fertile soil, pleasant weather, a long history of culture, ethnic agglomeration, and development. This paper suggests that development of the ICH should be based on discovering unknown items, to break the existing pattern of strong cohesion and high density, and to seek a balanced development of the whole.展开更多
With the recommendation of various provinces and selection of experts, 131 quyi categories from across the country were presented for the Quyi Week, of which 60 were at national-level and 34 were at provincial-level. ...With the recommendation of various provinces and selection of experts, 131 quyi categories from across the country were presented for the Quyi Week, of which 60 were at national-level and 34 were at provincial-level. Inheritors of intangible cultural heritage all over the country demonstrated the excellent programs with rich local features and profound cultural connotations by stage performances in theaters and residential areas, which comprehensively represented our country s achievements in the preservation of intangible cultural heritage of Quyi in recent years.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.41661025)the Research Capacity Promotion Program for Young Teachers of Northwest Normal University(Grant No.NWNU-LKQN-16-7)
文摘Based on an investigation of four published batches listing 3, 140 national intangible cultural heritage(ICH) projects in China and using GIS and some quantitative analysis methods, the spatial structure was investigated and the characteristics and distribution discussed. The distribution of ICHs in China is agglomerative and spatially dependent. From the view of ICH type, each type is distributed in different places, for different reasons, with history being the most important one we found. Nationwide, high-density cores are located in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and the Yangtze River Delta region. High densities of ICH are concentrated in flat, water-rich regions where broad-leaved forests dominate plains and low mountain areas-areas that have fertile soil, pleasant weather, a long history of culture, ethnic agglomeration, and development. This paper suggests that development of the ICH should be based on discovering unknown items, to break the existing pattern of strong cohesion and high density, and to seek a balanced development of the whole.
文摘With the recommendation of various provinces and selection of experts, 131 quyi categories from across the country were presented for the Quyi Week, of which 60 were at national-level and 34 were at provincial-level. Inheritors of intangible cultural heritage all over the country demonstrated the excellent programs with rich local features and profound cultural connotations by stage performances in theaters and residential areas, which comprehensively represented our country s achievements in the preservation of intangible cultural heritage of Quyi in recent years.
