Spatial evolution and characteristics of tourismization in ethnic community from the perspective of residents:A case of the Zhaoxing Dong Village
Spatial evolution and characteristics of tourismization in ethnic community from the perspective of residents:A case of the Zhaoxing Dong Village
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DOI：
10.18402/resci.2021.05.17
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2021
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Xiaoyong Li;Zhen-bin Zhao;Jiale Li;Yi Zhang
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Xiaoyong Li;Zhen-bin Zhao;Jiale Li;Yi Zhang
: Revealing the evolution process and characteristics of tourismization from the perspective of space can provide a reference for understanding community phenomena or problems. This study took the Zhaoxing Dong Village as a case, and using two field surveys in 2013 and 2018, participatory mapping and semistructured interviews, as well as landscape value theory and qualitative and spatial analysis methods to explore the spatial process and characteristics of tourismization in the community through the change of landscape value from the perspective of residents. The results show that: (1) The tourismization process of the Zhaoxing Dong village included two stages: the dominance of community life functions, and the balance of community life functions and tourism functions. Tourism rendered the community space more aesthetic and commercialized, and weakened the functions of service and social support for residents; (2) The community tourismization showed unbalanced spatial characteristics. The characteristic landscape has a high degree of tourismization. The key area of tourism development has changed from the Drum Tower to the Dong performing arts center. (3) The tourismization process from the perspective of residents is a process in which the community life constantly gives way to the development of tourism, the functional space of tourism evolves into a dominant space, and the life functional space gradually becomes a marginalized space or even disappearing. The study on the spatial evolution of community tourismization from the perspective of residents provides a comprehensive insight into the phenomenon of tourism development from within the community and provides new ideas for the study of community change.
