英文摘要 |
Water is an indispensable vital element for humans, other animals and plants. Since ancient times, water has been closely related to the spread of human civilization and the development of culture. With the evolution of human civilization, water has exploited in many ways, including methods of water diversion and dispersal, technology and organizational systems. As settlements and urban commerce have expanded, transport canal networks and other infrastructure have gradually taken shape. On the other hand, floods can easily destroy human civilization. Therefore, the philosophical thoughts and techniques for controlling and preventing floods, and even the legends, religious beliefs or divination cultures that developed from the fear of floods, came into being. The various wisdoms created by the interaction between humans and the water environment around them formed what can be called ''water culture''. This study aims to investigate Taiwan's Water Heritage under the framework of Taiwan's Cultural Heritage Preservation Act and World Heritage. It proposes case studies and research directions of Taiwan's Water Heritage culture asset systems such as ''trans-regional'', ''common connected'', and ''comprehensive'' forms. In the future, Water Heritage may serve as a new breakthrough point for promotion and conservation of cultural heritage in Taiwan. |