Comparative Study Of The Urban Humanistic Environment

Since reform and opening, with the rapid development of the economy,the process of urbanization has gradually accelerated, compared with the rapiddevelopment of urbanization in China, the development of the human environmentis relatively slow, urban construction and economic development of urban culturalenvironment uncoordinated increasingly prominent scholars attracted widespreadattention at home and abroad.From the perspective of the humanities developments, based on the grasp of therelevant research and the problem highlighted in the human environment, this paperput out the index system of the province’s cultural environment. Take the devel of thehuman environment in11province-level cites, such as Shijiazhuang, Tangshan, asthe research object, using case studies, literature and other methods, the use of SPSSsoftware in terms of the degree of civilization, living environment, economicdevelopment, environmental and cultural environment of the Humanitiesenvironmental levels of development were evaluated. Conclusion is:1, theprovince ’s11cities coordinated development of the human environment imbalance;2, the human environment around the city between internal differences aresignificant;3, unbalanced comprehensive development, location characteristicssignificantly, the development of the human environment from east to west showingobvious geographical location features.The innovation of this paper lies in, the connotation and extension of theconcepts related to human environment competitiveness of the city were defined, andfurther the connotation of humanistic environment, city function, component factorsand explanatory factors were analyzed, put forward the concept model of humanisticenvironment competitiveness of the city; and in the humanities environment of citycompetitiveness evaluation model puts forward an evaluation system and culturalenvironment of the city, has conducted the research to the development of ourprovince level cultural environment of the city from the quantitative point of view.