英文摘要 |
In order to understand the social context of the agricultural recreation brands that have emerged in recent years, this article critically cuts into Pinglin’s recreational activities and explores the logic of agricultural recreation brand operations. The article adopts text analysis and in-depth interview methods, and from the viewpoint of Bourdieu's The Field of Cultural Production, I asked the questions about the perception of agricultural and recreational brands in the field. The results of the study found that the Baozhong tea that everyone knows about has become a regional agricultural brand because of the historical context that symbolizes struggle. To increase the sales of tea, the farmers organize tea trips to obtain the legitimacy of symbolic capital, which highlights the significance of recreational activities in cultural production. Furthermore, Pinglin takes Baozhong tea as a carrier of recreation, and through a series of symbolic struggles, it has become a brand in the hands of various farmers, including the tea fighting culture, competition between new tea and old tea shops, and the various tea brands and so on. This article initially explores the social context of agricultural recreational brands and concludes that: agricultural recreation is one of the means for the brand to obtain 'symbolic capital', and it is also an opportunity for Pinglin's various tea brands to increase consumption. As a result, a series of symbolic struggles took place in Pinglin to fight for the right to speak of the 'recreational brand' in this tea town. |