Design analysis reveals how ceramic cultural genes inform digital landscape renewal in traditional villages, suggesting pathways to counter cultural homogenization.
Against the backdrop of the comprehensive implementation of the rural revitalization strategy, the deepening of the cultural digitization strategy, and the increasingly urgent demand for rural landscape renewal, a large number of traditional villages in China that rely on ceramic production as their historical foundation are facing a series of practical difficulties, such as the continuous dissolution of cultural genes, serious homogenization of landscape styles, shallow cultural expression, single experience modes, and discontinuity in inheritance systems. The ceramic cultural gene, as a composite cultural core system that integrates material symbols, craftsmanship, spatial patterns, aesthetic paradigms, and folk spirits, is the core source of unique landscape recognition, place spirit, and cultural value in ceramic villages.
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