英文摘要 |
The western coast of Taiwan (Taoyuan to Tainan) is 5about 460 kilometers, of which the Yunlin coastline is about 55 kilometers long. Therefore, fishery in the coastal area of Yunlin is prevalent and it is also an important breeding area for clams and oysters. It is also one of an important wind power field in the national green energy development plan. Yunlin is not adjacent to any municipality. However,most people believes that the coast of Yunlin is too rough, and the land is too barren, The description of Yunlin is particularly profound through the perspectives of literary writing and cultural research, but it also proves that Yunlin is a field that has been neglected for a long time. Humanistic exploration of coastal space, combined with post-colonial theory, space theory, and ecological analysis, combined with the historical context and development of a place, will surely create more possibilities for the interpretation of coastal cultural space. This plan is based on the environmental changes in the western coast of Taiwan. The Executive Yuan designated 2019 as the ''First Year of Regional Revitalization in Taiwan.'' The concept of regional revitalization originated from Japan and has also received a lot of attention in Taiwan, especially in the face of the impact of the aging population and low birthrate. How to develop regional characteristics, improve regional uneven development, how to revitalize places through tourism, and strengthen the connection between people and land to achieve sustainable regional development are urgent tasks. On the main axis of social changes in fishing villages on the western coast of Taiwan, this paper initially discusses the cultural landscape and local identity of Kouhu. It combines the United Nations sustainable development indicators SDG14 and SDG11 to examine how local image is shaped. Pay special attention to the phenomenon, connotation and influence of cultural change to interpret and interpret, conduct a dialectic that is open, enlightening and resonant. In this way, we explore the multiple connections between regional culture, local image and local identity. It is expected to be beneficial to the regional humanities and social research in the Yunlin coastal zone. |