Question

how do the villages retain old tradition and customs?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

1. Tradition contributes a sense of comfort and belonging. It brings families together and enables people to reconnect with friends.
2. Tradition reinforces values such as freedom, faith, integrity, a good education, personal responsibility, a strong work ethic, and the value of being selfless.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

As is known to all, the protection and utilization of ancient villages are involved in very

wide range of problems and those problems are very complicated. In this paper, we firstly elaborate

the basic characteristics and value composition of traditional villages, including scientific value,

architectural value, artistic value, etiquette value, social value, historical value and spiritual value.

Then from the perspective of cultural features, natural landscape, historic relic and intangible

heritage, we propose some strategies for the protection of traditional villages.

Introduction

Along with the irreversible trend of urbanization, people are yearning for city life, moving to the

city, leading to the decline of rural population and construction. Meanwhile, traditional villages are

historical product of social development. However, the traditional villages are facing a severe

challenge, and the living situation of ancient villages in China is not optimistic. Therefore, to carry

out scientific protection and deal with be relationship between Tourism development and cultural

heritage protection has become a critical issue.

Value Characteristics of Traditional Villages

Basic Characteristics. Traditional villages are relatively independent regional societies in which

social activities and social relations occurred. Traditional villages are the result of human activities

and natural environment interactions in a specific historical period, so they reflect the economic,

political, and cultural characteristics of the society at that time.

(1) Natural environment. Natural environment is composed of mountains, water, land, climate,

biology, geology and other factors. In terms of the space environmental characteristics and sites of

ancient village, they are generally very particular about the adaptation of nature, that is because the

ancients believed that man is part of nature and they y attach great importance to the site of village.

E.g. Jiangnan is impressed with water villages; Huizhou is famous with the odd landscapes; while

in northwest region, the unique national environment of cave dwellings reflects the local landscape

features.

(2) Humanistic environment. Important factors in the formation of characteristic traditional

villages are inseparable from geographic and ethnic wisdom. Buildings, streets, facilities and other

components constitute the humanistic environment of the ancient villages. The architectural style is

the essence of ancient village landscape, and is also a typical representative of the ancient village

culture.

(3) Social environment. Factors constituting social environment include economic, folk culture,

religion, etc. Vast majority of Chinese villages are located in separate areas with backward

economic, inconvenient transportation and isolated environment.

Value Composition. As important resources of cultural tourism, value of traditional villages is

mainly reflected in cultural heritage, which includes scientific value, architectural value, a