Management of the Taiping Cultural Road, Changsha, Hunan Province, for the Creation of a Sustainable Creative Economy Management of the Taiping Cultural Road, Changsha, Hunan Province, for the Creation of a Sustainable Creative Economy
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The objective of this research is to study the community culture of Taiping Road, Changsha City, Hunan Province, in terms of history, arts and culture, distinctive identity, buildings, important people in the study area. including policies regarding the management of Taiping Road by analyzing the guidelines for managing community culture on common issues. To present guidelines for managing the Taiping Road Economic and Cultural Area, Changsha City.
The results of the research found that the Taiping Road community culture It is different from the surrounding community. Due to government policy that focuses on development without integration with the community foundation Therefore causing the cultural way of life to change according to the social and environmental context. In addition, the community used to adjust its cultural management practices to be closer to modern cultural ways. By integrating existing knowledge to create new guidelines for use in their own communities. While maintaining the foundation of traditional knowledge, small details have been adjusted to suit the social context. which is beneficial to society and for sustainable modern economic security
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