英文摘要 |
The cultural heritage education of traditional gardens has not aroused the enthusiasm of the public to take the initiative to learn heritage knowledge. This article takes the perforated window pattern of the Lin Family Mansion and Garden in Taiwan as the research object, investigates the influence of the legibility of patterns on the public's active understanding of heritage knowledge. Firstly, we summarize the public's ways of understand the auspicious culture in perforated windows through interviews, and then use a questionnaire to test the helpfulness of different pattern interpretation methods. Finally, it was discovered that the public recognized the auspicious cultural themes about perforated window patterns through ''the feature representation method, the implicit meaning method, the homophony method, and the pictogram understanding method'', and different methods affected the degree of interpretation. Finally, the study provides suggestions for the heritage education of traditional garden perforated windows. |