This research identifies undervalued cultural relics at risk during urbanization in rural Chungking, suggesting digital conservation and public engagement.
The National Cultural Relics Census in China once predominantly focused on high-grade architectural relics with significant iconic value and r conservation status. This research, taking Chungking China as a study case, has identified a large number of traditionally undervalued rural architectural relics that are rapidly disappearing amidst the urbanization process. The study, focusing on the protection of low-level rural relics in Chungking, China, proposes recommendations for extensive surveys, the establishment of databases, and digital conservation. It also discusses the potential for preserving the most genuine rural historical culture and the transmission of artisanal wisdom through public cultural activities and artistic creation.
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