Research on Scene Construction in Rural Revolutionary Cultural Space:A Case Study based on Changshanzhuang Village in Linyi City
ZHAO Pengfei
GUO Linbing
YAO Zigang
LIU Tao
GONG Kai
Abstract：Under China's comprehensive national strategy of rural revitalization,rural revolutionary cultural resources are crucial carriers for inheriting the revolutionary spirit and enhancing cultural confidence.Effective protection and use of rural revolutionary cultural resources,as well as the creation of distinctive rural revolutionary cultural spaces,have become a significant means of promoting rural development.Existing research on rural revolutionary cultural spaces primarily focuses on conventional perspectives—such as resource surveys,conservation strategies,and tourism development—but lacks a systematic analysis of their spatial construction and experiential optimization from the perspective of"scenarization."This study builds a systematic research framework of"scene research,scene analysis,scene evaluation,and scene construction"by introducing the concept of scene theory to explore an innovative pathway for shifting rural revolutionary cultural spaces from"static protection"to"living heritage."Moreover,an empirical study in Changshanzhuang Village in Linyi City,Shandong Province was conducted,from which several feasible scene construction strategies were proposed.Research conclusions provide both theoretical and practical references for the synergistic empowerment of revolutionary cultural heritage and rural revitalization development.
Guided by scene theory,a four-stage research framework was built,comprising"scene research,scene analysis,scene evaluation,and scene construction."The scene research phase clarified the conceptual connotation of rural revolutionary cultural spaces and their tripartite attributes(historical carrier,practice platform,and place of identity).The core elements of scene theory and their application to rural revolutionary cultural spaces were reviewed systematically.In the scene analysis phase,five key scene elements(regional space,physical structure,actor groups,behavioral activities and cultural values),three thematic scene types(educational scenes,experiential scenes,and living scenes),and three scene functions(preservation of revolutionary resources,revolutionary cultural experience,and revolutionary heritage)were identified and analyzed through a case study based on Changshanzhuang Village by combining multisource data collection(field surveys,archival materials,and UGC data)with word frequency analysis,semantic network establishment,and grounded coding using analytical tools(ROST CM6,Gephi,Nvivo).The scene evaluation phase established an evaluation index system centered on the primary dimensions of authenticity,theatricality,and legitimacy,and the indicator weights were determined using the analytic hierarchy process.Three thematic scene types were assessed quantitatively through literature analysis,physical measurements,UGC emotion analysis and questionnaire surveys.Although a systematic pattern of three scene types has emerged,there is still room to improve spatial integration,emotional connection,and community participation.In the scene construction phase,some targeted spatial construction pathways were proposed according to evaluation results:the educational scenes shall enhance authentic expression and thematic coherence through"in-situ translation+spatial narrative."Experiential scenes shall deepen interactivity and emotional resonance via"dynamic experiences+digital empowerment."Living scenes shall foster the integration of revolutionary culture and daily life by combining"mechanism innovation+spatial adaptation."
This study concludes that rural revolutionary cultural spaces are not only the physical carriers of revolutionary history,but also are dynamic fields for spiritual heritage and cultural reproduction.Scene theory provides a systematic approach to shift rural revolutionary space construction from"spatial governance"to"scene construction."It aims to create rural revolutionary cultural spaces rooted in education,extended through experience,and grounded in daily life,thus facilitating the synergistic development of revolutionary heritage preservation,cultural dissemination,and rural revitalization.
Keywords：rural revolutionary cultural spacesscene theoryscene construction
Publication Date：2025-11-30
Online Publishing Date：2025-12-09(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：11( 15-25 )