Rural revitalization of Xiamei: The development experiences of integrating tea tourism with ancient village preservation

Shen, Jing; Chou, Rung-Jiun

doi:10.1016/j.jrurstud.2022.01.006

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“…Marginal land is an important resource supplement to solve the problem of rural entrepreneurial construction land in China. In the process of urbanisation, reversing the decline of rural areas and stimulating the vitality of rural development is the only way to realize the strategy of rural revitalisation [96,97]. Innovation and entrepreneurship are important driving forces for the activation of the rural economy and the promotion of rural development.…”

Section: The Rational Utilisation Of Marginal Land Is An Effective Wa...mentioning

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Using Marginal Land Resources to Solve the Shortage of Rural Entrepreneurial Land in China

Zhu

Yang

Zhang

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Rural entrepreneurship is an important way to promote rural revitalization, narrow the gap between urban and rural areas and increase farmers’ income. With the acceleration of urbanization, land resources have become scarcer than capital, technology, and human resources in China. At the same time, food-security pressure makes the stock of rural construction land in China extremely tight. Therefore, how to meet the demand for rural entrepreneurial land without touching the red line of cultivated land or occupying the existing rural construction land available is an urgent problem that needs to be solved. Reviewing the relevant literature, it was found that some regions in China innovated the way of “capital compensation and land equity” to obtain the use rights of marginal land resources such as idle farmhouses, workshops and school buildings and transformed them into entrepreneurial development spaces, which alleviated the scarcity of entrepreneurial construction land. At the same time, it also promoted the local residents’ employment and economic development. We believe that according to the social and economic conditions of different regions, the in-depth tapping of rural marginalized land is an effective way to solve the lack of development space for rural entrepreneurship and should be implemented worldwide.

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Using Marginal Land Resources to Solve the Shortage of Rural Entrepreneurial Land in China

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Yang

Zhang

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Land

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“…This attractive advantage attribute can also explain the internal logic of the selection and operation of rural public service facilities; that is, the functional attraction related to the ability to meet villagers' demand [37], the spatial attraction related to the difficulty of reaching the facilities or the possibility of being passed by [38][39][40][41], and the cultural attraction related to the destination image [42,43]. In recent years, a great many rural studies in China have focused on tourism villages featuring material cultural heritage [44], but in the context of traditional Chinese agriculture, villages with agriculture as the main industry occupy the largest proportion of rural types in China [45]. Therefore, compared with the functional and spatial attraction, the influence of the cultural attraction of the facilities on the villagers' choice behavior can be ignored for the time being.…”

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Sustainability of Chinese Village Development in a New Perspective: Planning Principle of Rural Public Service Facilities Based on “Function-Space” Synergistic Mechanism

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Public service facilities are important carriers of sustainable rural development. However, the “holistic” planning principle for cities has resulted in the inefficient use of public service facilities in villages. Under the guidance of the sustainable development of rural areas in China, relying on the theory of “destination attractiveness” in tourism studies, this research puts forward the assumption that the real logic of the operation of rural facilities lies in the synergistic attraction between function and space for villagers. This study applied research methods such as field survey, questionnaire survey, importance–performance analysis, space syntax, and Spearman correlation analysis. It builds the “demand-frequency” coupling model of the facilities and explains the functional attractive attributes and degrees of four types of facilities in the coupling between different demands and use frequencies. Through analyzing the accessibility and traffic potential of rural facilities and the correlation between facility numbers and their spatial distribution characteristic parameters, the study reveals the synergistic mechanism between the functional and spatial attraction of the “selected facilities”. It is to clarify the planning principle of rural public service facilities based on villagers’ demands, to put forward the basic guarantee framework for different combinations of “functional attributes and spatial distribution” under the goal of good facility operation, and to achieve the goal of improving the resource efficiency and upgrading the level of the rural living environment. Eventually, it contributes to the sustainable development of rural China with theoretical and methodological support.

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“…In light of the practical problems caused by unreasonable planning, excessive development and homogenization in domestic rapid rural construction, scholars have also carried out research and analysis of the spatial distribution characteristics and influencing factors and combined it with ArcGIS technology to provide spatial analysis, data processing and other analysis support [31][32][33]. Most research has focused on traditional villages, rural settlement spaces and key rural tourism villages in provinces, cities, counties and specific areas [34][35][36]. There are fewer macroscopic analyses at the national level.…”

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Spatial Pattern and Formation Mechanism of Rural Tourism Resources in China: Evidence from 1470 National Leisure Villages

Xie

Xiang-zhuang

Cenci

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IJGI

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Rural tourism development has been an essential driving force behind China’s promotion of integrated urban–rural development, sustainable rural development and rural revitalization in the new era. This study included 1470 villages on the national list of beautiful leisure villages in China (BLVCs) from 2010 to 2021. We explored the distribution characteristics and influencing factors based on mathematical statistics and spatial analysis in ArcGIS to provide a theoretical reference for promoting the development of leisure village agriculture and rural tourism. The results show that the distribution of BLVC presents a clustered state, showing a distribution pattern of a dual core, seven centers and multiple scattered points. BLVCs are mainly distributed in areas with flat terrain and sufficient water resources, which are conducive to agricultural production and life. Having convenient transportation and rich tourism resources aids the promotion of rural tourism development. The resulting gap in regional development is balanced to some extent by government support. The research results provide a reference value for future rural spatial optimization and sustainable development. This paper summarizes the law of rural development and clarifies the factors influencing the development of rural tourism, and it provides the Chinese experience as a model for a rural renaissance empowered by rural tourism.

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Rural revitalization of Xiamei: The development experiences of integrating tea tourism with ancient village preservation

Cited by 89 publications

References 36 publications

Using Marginal Land Resources to Solve the Shortage of Rural Entrepreneurial Land in China

Using Marginal Land Resources to Solve the Shortage of Rural Entrepreneurial Land in China

Sustainability of Chinese Village Development in a New Perspective: Planning Principle of Rural Public Service Facilities Based on “Function-Space” Synergistic Mechanism

Spatial Pattern and Formation Mechanism of Rural Tourism Resources in China: Evidence from 1470 National Leisure Villages

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