A Feasibility Study of the Building of the Six Song-dynasty Mausoleums Ruins Park
Wei‐Ping Zhu
Abstract
Wei‐Ping Zhu
Abstract
As the biggest imperial mausoleum south of the Yangtze River,the Six Song—dynasty Mausoleums has its unique value in many aspects such as culture and history,arts,and economic and scientific study.To develop the imperial mausoleums into a ruins park is the inherent needs of tourism industry,ruins protection and the display of its multiple value.The most important thing is that the local conditions and the modification of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Cultural Relics have made the construction of the ruins park more feasible.Finally,the construction of the park aims at the balance of the protection and the development of the Mausoleums.
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As the biggest imperial mausoleum south of the Yangtze River,the Six Song—dynasty Mausoleums has its unique value in many aspects such as culture and history,arts,and economic and scientific study.To develop the imperial mausoleums into a ruins park is the inherent needs of tourism industry,ruins protection and the display of its multiple value.The most important thing is that the local conditions and the modification of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Cultural Relics have made the construction of the ruins park more feasible.Finally,the construction of the park aims at the balance of the protection and the development of the Mausoleums.
Key concepts: Tourism, China, Yangtze river, Balance (ability), Value (mathematics), History of China, The arts, Geography