Public Space Analysis Of Zhangwu Village And Research On Its Construction Strategy From The Perspective Of Social Network

In the context of the rural revitalization strategy and the integrated development of urban and rural public services,the value of rural areas in leisure tourism and cultural heritage is recognized by more and more people.Villages have shifted from a net outflow of resources to a re-inflow of resources,which is no longer a single homogeneous acquaintance society,and the heterogeneity of rural social networks has increased.A large number of outsiders not only puts forward higher requirements on the style and function of the village public space,but also brings challenges to the integration of rural social networks.The process of integration of different networks often leads to the lack of rural public space subjects and acquaintance society atomization and other issues.From an interdisciplinary perspective,based on social network theory and social network analysis methods,the article studies the public space of Zhangwu Village,Anji County,Zhejiang Province.Through the method of holistic network analysis,the public space network and the public life network are constructed,and the two networks are quantified.Through the calculation and comparison of related characteristic parameters,it is found that the use of public spaces in the village is mainly supported by mutual support network,daily life network,production and life network,leisure travel networks.Combined with the analysis of the specific public space cases in Zhangwu Village,it is found that social networks can generate public spaces and expand the service radius of public spaces.Public spaces can be used as local platforms to connect villages and different social networks in the rural and external worlds.Finally,based on the perspective of social networks,from three aspects of network weaving,network mixing,and network core construction,the author proposes the six village public spaces with holistic public space planning,inclusive public space design,functional mixing for heterogeneous networks,multi-agent participation,villagers as the core of the network and country houses as the core of the potential public space.