Study On The Spatial Construction Of Heritage Corridor In Anshun Of Tunpu

Tunpu of Anshun,is the production of a series of major policies,such as themobilizing the northern forces to fight in the south and mobilizing the northern peopleto live in the south in the early Ming Dynasty,and the unique geographical culture withsix hundred years accumulated.Great historical, cultural, artistic and tourism value arereflected in Tunpu culture. However, the development of Tunpu culture is under attack ofmodern culture, which its issues are, for instance, the assimilated traditional culture, thelack of relationship between intangible cultural heritage and cultural heritage, thecontradiction between the development and protection, the confused and scattereddevelopment as well as the similar development pattern. Besides, individual tun villagehas its own way to develop which formed the barrier of integrated implementations ofprotection and flourish.The thesis,based on the former study on the Tunpu culture, combining the researchresults on urban planning,landscaping,gardening and Tourism,by the approach of fieldresearch and analysis on historical resources, makes Tunpu culture to form aunityMeanwhile, the outcome of Tunpu renovation will be a combination of localecology and historic preservation by utilizing heritage corridor. This article is the furtherstudy of our work team. The main content including three sections, which are existingsituation of Tunpu culture and development dilemma, the proposal of the heritagecorridor and the analysis of its spatial elements, as well as the protective and developedstrategies. In the first part, due to the existing condition, the thesis summarizes the causes,processes and multiple difficulties of Tunpu culture. The thesis puts forwards theintegration development mechanism and discusses the meaning, value and feasibility ofTunpu heritage corridor, the way to realize the integration development.In second portion.Besides, the thesis conceptually puts forward the overall spatial pattern of the heritage corridor and space control conditions of each element, by evaluating Tunpu village andYi Dao from historical views, existing conservation and broader scales, etc. In the lastsection, the thesis provides recommendations on the implementation of Tunpu’s heritagecorridor from characteristics of protection and development perspective, core developingelements and construction measures point of view. The author expects to provide methodfor other similar cultural heritage as references through this thesis.