Research On The Heterogeneity Of Intangible Cultuer Resource And The Competitive Advantage Of Touirsm Economy

Based on resource-based theory and the case of Liannan Yao Autonomous County, thispaper analyzes the homogeneity of intangible culture resources in Liannan county andacquisition of tourism economic competitive advantage. By look into resource homogeneity, theauthor study intangible culture resources’ homogeneity and its effect on the acquisition oftourism economic competitive advantage in Liannan County. The result indicates that intangibleculture resources in Liannan County have unique homogeneity and this homogeneity promotethe acquisition of tourism economic competitive advantage, which has a significant inlfuence onthe development of tourism economy in minority areas.This paper consists of four parts:The first part is the introduction, which contains the background, meaning, purpose,research methods and innovation of this paper.The second part is literature review. In this part, there are six points, which contains thedeifnition and classiifcation of resource, resource-based theory, the theory of competitiveadvantage, the definition and classification of intangible culture resource and intangible cultureresource in Liannan County. At the end of this part, a brief summary of literature review will begiven.The third part is case analysis. In this part, the paper deeply talks about features ofhomogeneity in the intangible culture resource in Liannan County and discuss whether thishomogeneity has a good effect on the acquisition of tourism economic competitive advantage inLiannan County.The fourth part involves conclusion, suggestion, limitation and directions for future research.This article confirms that Liannan’s intangible culture resources do have homogeneity and thishomogeneity does have a good effect in promoting the development of Liannan’s tourismeconomy. Based on this conclusion, the paper proposes several specific suggestions to helpdevelop Liannan’s tourism economy. At last, the paper indicates the limitations of this paper anddirections for future research.