From "One Site With Two Exhibition Halls" To "One Park Proliferate Multiple Sites"——The Research On Zengpiyan National Archaeological Park Development

The research object is the Zengpiyan National Archaeological Park itself,Zengpiyan hominin exhibition hall,and the related north Guangxi Province cave sites.Throughout the develop history of Zengpiyan,current situation of Zengpiyan,the concept and present situation of "One site with Two exhibition halls",the concept and present situation of "One park proliferate Multiple sites",and the comparison between Zengpiyan National Archaeological Park and Liangzhu National Archaeological Park,this essay summarize Zengpiyan National Archaeological Park a full introduction,current situation,development ideas,and gives a suggestion.The full text is divided into seven major parts:The first part is the introduction.This essay mainly introduces the purpose and significance of the essay,and describe the Zengpiyan archaeological and development direction,list the related laws and research method.The second part gives the Zengpiyan site a full description,after analyzing the advantage and disadvantage of Zengpiyan site,this essay describe the concept and present situation of "One site with Two exhibition halls".The third part gives a full description of Zengpiyan National Archaeological Park,it includes the protection plans,future development plans.The forth part summarize the value,principle and the meaning of development of Zengpiyan National Archaeological Park.The fifth part is about From "One site with Two exhibition halls" to "One park proliferate Multiple sites".It describes the contents of the "multiple sites".And it gives the purpose,value and meaning of the "One site with Two exhibition halls" to"One park proliferate Multiple sites".The sixth part is the comparison between the Zengpiyan National Archaeological Park and Liangzhu National Archaeological Park.It describe the advantage and disadvantage through nationwide.The seventh part is the suggestion to the Zengpiyan National Archaeological Park.