英文摘要 |
The No. 1 Cemetery in Neipu Township, Pingtung County was originally the largest and complete cemetery where Hakka burials were preserved. The property rights of the land belonged to the county government to promote the prohibition of burials, cemetery relocation, green beautification and land reuse. However, the local historical context is still in progress. In the existing cemetery area, autonomous relocation is carried out, and the landscape of the tomb space and the family's ancestor worship activities during the tomb sweeping and hanging paper are still maintained. Facing the conflict between preservation and development values, it is even more necessary to help localities establish a complete set of values, and then have a deeper standard and understanding of the preservation judgment and value of cultural assets. |