英文摘要 |
From the 1980s, China's economic reform went hand in hand with the growing tourism industry and urban development. After the economic growth as a whole, people in China paid more and more attention to the protection and preservation of cultural heritage. Meanwhile, to protect historic cities in modern China also implies to make cities more beautiful and convenient for people to live in. Thus, while these historic cities are eager to demonstrate their cultural significance to earn their cultural hegemony and identities, they also become more 'modern' cities. In this essay, a case study on the Tang Paradise, a theme park designed by Architect Zhang, Jinqiu in Xian City demonstrates how Chinese people took advantage of its historic and cultural resource. By manipulating the sign of Tang Dynasty as the strategies for cultural tourism industries in the context of globalization, Xian City earned its economic growth and cultural hegemony in the same time. |