Analysis of Tourism Experience in Haizhu National Wetland Park Based on Web Text

Lin, Pei; Chen, Lili; Luo, Zeshun

doi:10.3390/su14053011

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“…Rost Content Mining 6 [74][75][76] software, which was developed by Prof. Yang of Wuhan University, was used for objective, systematic, and quantitative research. This software is the only large-scale free social computing platform for humanities and social sciences research in China, and its categorized corpus and test corpus are both in Chinese.…”

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Aspects of New and Old Urban Parks Most Valued by Residents on Social Media: A Case Study in Hefei

Ma,

Zhang,

Xiao

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The rapid development of new first-tier cities in China has led to potentially significant differences in residents’ environmental perceptions toward parks in new and old urban areas. However, there is currently a lack of relevant comparative research. Therefore, this study used the new first-tier city of Hefei as an example and selected the two most popular urban parks in the new and old downtown areas—Swan Lake Park and Xiaoyaojin Park. This study aimed to find out which aspects of the new and old city parks were the most valued by the residents by analysing their online comments on social media platforms. Based on the social media comments, quantitative and qualitative analyses were conducted to study residents’ perceptions and preferences and analyse residents’ activities and satisfaction. The research found the following: (1) There was consistency in the type of content in the downtown parks as perceived by the residents of the new and old urban areas. (2) For the old downtown Xiaoyaojin Park, the residents were more interested in the experience in terms of the recreation facilities and services but were less satisfied with the visitor capacity of the playground and the ticket price. For the new downtown Swan Lake Park, the residents were more interested in the experience in terms of the exercise facilities and venues and were worried about the safety of the venues. (3) The perceived environmental preferences of the residents in the old urban areas were mainly related to childhood activity venues, and the perceived environmental preferences of the residents in the new urban areas were mainly related to novelty activities. Based on the results, targeted suggestions were proposed for the development of characteristic resources, facility management and maintenance, and the renewal and renovation of recreational activities. Since social media analysis plays an important role in the construction of urban parks, the findings can help us to better understand residents’ lives, ensure that parks are designed for the happiness of the people, and develop more sustainable pathways for the design and management of urban areas.

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confidence: 99%

Aspects of New and Old Urban Parks Most Valued by Residents on Social Media: A Case Study in Hefei

Ma,

Zhang,

Xiao

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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“…The increase in visitors at Haizhu Lake Park may be related to the increase at Liwan Lake Park mentioned above. Haizhu Lake Park has a water area of about 530,000 m 2 and forms a water network of a lake and six veins [34] with the surrounding six rivers and sills, including the Shiduigang River, Tai Wai River, Datang River, Shangchong River, Yangwan River, and Xilu River. The separation of the UGS by the lake reduces the density of visitors.…”

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Using Crowdsourced Big Data to Unravel Urban Green Space Utilization during COVID-19 in Guangzhou, China

Liu

Yang

et al. 2022

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Urban green spaces (UGSs) can meet the spiritual and cultural needs of citizens and provide various ecosystem services. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the utilization of UGSs has been affected in various countries worldwide. This study considered 13 UGSs in Guangzhou, China, as examples. It obtained user check-in data by sampling the check-in pages of Sina Weibo locations using a Python-based web crawler program. The study was conducted for 731 days from 1 October 2019 to 30 September 2021, during different phases of the pandemic. Based on automated Chinese corpus recognition technology, statistical results were obtained after periodization and sentiment calculation. The study assessed the pandemic’s impact on the use of UGSs by analyzing the time, frequency, and emotions of residents visiting UGSs. The study concluded that the emotions of UGS users during COVID-19 tended to be positive. They tended to choose UGSs with low expected population density and visited UGSs on weekdays. Additionally, the religious attributes of UGSs also influenced their utilization.

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“…In the era of the network economy, various online media interaction platforms have been continuously used in the tourism field and have gained greater attention [ 48 ]. Tourism experience is often communicated and disseminated on these platforms [ 49 ]. Tourists can freely express and release their views, including travel notes, comments, strategies and other media on the internet [ 50 , 51 ].…”

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Cultural landscape perception of the Chinese traditional settlement: Based on tourists’ online comments

Zhou

Wu²,

Wu³

et al. 2023

PLoS ONE

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The cultural landscape in traditional settlements is an important historical and cultural resource created by human beings in the process of historical evolution, and is an important resource for the development of traditional settlement tourism. This paper selected 21 representative traditional settlements for research using online comments from tourists as data and content analytical methods including high-frequency vocabulary, semantic networks and emotional attitudes to explore the public perspective on the connotations of cultural landscape features in traditional settlements. There are four major findings, showing first that the cultural landscape of traditional settlements contains three core elements. Second, the semantic network relationships of the core elements show a significant central–edge tendency; and third, the emotional perception of cultural landscapes in traditional settlements is generally positive, and there is no significant difference emotionally between each core element. Last, the public’s perception of the cultural connotations of the landscape is seriously insufficient. Based on the research results, planning suggestions and countermeasures for the conservation and utilization of cultural landscapes in traditional settlements are proposed.

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Analysis of Tourism Experience in Haizhu National Wetland Park Based on Web Text

Cited by 23 publications

References 51 publications

Aspects of New and Old Urban Parks Most Valued by Residents on Social Media: A Case Study in Hefei

Aspects of New and Old Urban Parks Most Valued by Residents on Social Media: A Case Study in Hefei

Using Crowdsourced Big Data to Unravel Urban Green Space Utilization during COVID-19 in Guangzhou, China

Cultural landscape perception of the Chinese traditional settlement: Based on tourists’ online comments

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