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Ecological wisdom in traditional nomadic societies is formed in the process of production, life and spiritual belief. Nomadic settlements are multidimensional cultural heritage and cultural landscape types in post-modern society. This research takes Qiongkushitai village as the research object, and referring to the research methods and achievements of human geography and temporal geography, this paper discusses the spatiotemporal features and evolution of the traditional nomadic settlements under the process of rapid urbanisation. Taking local wisdom as the breakthrough point, two characteristics of the traditional nomadic spatiotemporal picture are condensed: self-adaptability of nomadic spatiotemporal picture restricted by alpine resources, multi-level nesting law of nomadic spatiotemporal picture. By extracting the typical fragments on the spatiotemporal axis, this paper attempts to propose a periodic activity model on the multi-level spatiotemporal scale in the nomadic space and time trajectory. This paper explores the evolution mechanism of traditional nomadic settlements driven by national policies, individual demands, technology, and market. The results of this study can provide information for the study of resilience construction in the construction of ecological civilisations in alpine pastoral areas in Western China.
Fanchen Meng (Tue,) studied this question.