Historical and Cultural Blocks Protecting and Developing— Take Italy as well as China, for example

Authors

  • Xinyu Yuan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61173/1zx2rk76

Keywords:

Historical and cultural district, China, Italy, Protection and development

Abstract

Cultural heritage is the physical symbol of human civilization’s long history and is human beings’ precious national, spiritual, and cultural wealth. With the acceleration of China’s urbanization and new rural construction, China’s cities face the contradiction between protecting and developing cultural heritage. Solving and balancing the relationship between the two requires sorting out the characteristics and protection problems of China’s historical and cultural heritage and drawing lessons from the mature experience of foreign countries.

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Published

2024-02-19