An Idea of Conservancy and Exhibition of the Ancient Shu Culture Relics in Maoxian Yingpanshan
LI Rui-qiong
Abstract
LI Rui-qiong
Abstract
The ancient Shu culture relics in Yingpanshan is the largest in size, earliest in time, richest in cultural connotations so far among all the Yangtze River upstream areas, it represents the topmost level of cultural developments 5,000 years ago along the Yangtze River upstream areas. This paper endeavors to deal with the necessity, travel prospects, designing concepts, developing measures, and concepts of layout, upon the construction of a Yingpanshan ancient Shu cultural relics protection and exhibition park. Our purpose is to attract more constructive measures and actions to protect and use the Yingpanshan ancient Shu cultural relics with our poor arguments.
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The ancient Shu culture relics in Yingpanshan is the largest in size, earliest in time, richest in cultural connotations so far among all the Yangtze River upstream areas, it represents the topmost level of cultural developments 5,000 years ago along the Yangtze River upstream areas. This paper endeavors to deal with the necessity, travel prospects, designing concepts, developing measures, and concepts of layout, upon the construction of a Yingpanshan ancient Shu cultural relics protection and exhibition park. Our purpose is to attract more constructive measures and actions to protect and use the Yingpanshan ancient Shu cultural relics with our poor arguments.
Key concepts: Exhibition, Yangtze river, Constructive, Upstream (networking), Archaeology, History, Ancient city, Geography