Research explores emotional design to enhance cultural identity and spatial belonging in Foshan's urban spaces, suggesting effective strategies for sustainable cultural tourism.
Under the background of cultural-tourism integration and traditional cultural renewal, urban and rural spaces are facing the loss of regional features and insufficient humanistic care. As a cultural carrier born in Foshan, Cantonese Opera urgently needs innovative inheritance and promotion. The return of the spirit of place can effectively reduce people's alienation towards urban space. Taking the spirit of place theory as the basis and Foshan Dijiao Market renovation as the case, this paper explores the practical path of emotional design in reshaping cultural identity and spatial belonging. This study enriches the application of place theory in opera cultural space construction, and provides new ideas for the living inheritance of intangible cultural heritage and preventing the homogenization of urban spaces.
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