Study on renovation of rural public landscape and environment: A case study of Dongquan Village in Jinan City
List of Authors
  • Husaini Yaacob , Kai Liu

Keyword
  • rural public landscape and environment, Renovation design, Regional culture, Ecological livability

Abstract
  • With the rapid development of the social economy in China, protecting and inheriting the ecological environment and cultural heritage in rural areas has become an important issue. According to the situation of Dongquan Village, Caishi Town, Jinan City, this study discusses the importance of rural public landscape and environment design. Through field research, it is found that the public landscape of many rural areas has not been fully renovated in the process of pursuing modern B&B design. In order to renovate the landscape of Dongquan Village, some suggestions are provided on the landscape design of public space. By analyzing the landscape design case of Xijiegang Village in Zhangjiagang City, the importance of ecological livability and regional culture in the landscape design of the rural public environment is explored, which shows that the sustainability and adaptability of landscape design are one of the key factors of the whole village landscape. It also provides some ideas for the better development of Dongquan Village. Generally speaking, the landscape design of a rural public environment needs to comprehensively consider ecological, cultural, community and economic factors to ensure its long-term sustainability. The changes in villages are closely related to farmers' income, rural tourism, and rural community construction, which provides a guarantee for rural sustainable development.

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