Associative Cultural Landscape Approach to Interpreting Natureculture in Rural Landscape

Peng Zhang, Shuai Li, Binxia Xue

Advances in Humanities and Modern Education Research Vol. 4 / No. 1 / pp. 55-63 / February 27, 2026

DOI 10.70114/ahmer.2025.4.1.P55

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Abstract

Rural landscape belongs to the category of organically evolved landscape within cultural landscapes, fully embodying the nature-culture relevance. Within the context and framework of World Heritage, the concept of Natureculture fully reflects this characteristic and is manifested in rural landscapes. This study categorizes the natural and cultural symbols within rural landscapes and integrates them into Associative Cultural Landscape methodology (ACL), yielding nine application scenes. These application scenes are used to interpret the nature-culture relevance in rural landscapes, providing an interpretive framework for subsequent discussions on thematic significance and complex cultural landscape scenes.

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Associative Cultural Landscape / Cultural Landscape / Natureculture / Rural Landscape / Human Geography / Diamond Model / Semiotics / Application Scene / Spiritual Relevance.

2025 International Conference on Humanities Development, Social Sciences, and Information Technology Education

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