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41415
Type
conference item
Titre
Five Misunderstandings of A Historic City and A Forgotten Perspective of Cultural Reorientation - A Case Study of Wuhan City
Langues
English
Auteurs
Ding, Yuan
Date
2008
Pages
6 p.
Titre de conférence
16th ICOMOS General Assembly and International Symposium: ‘Finding the spirit of place – between the tangible and the intangible’
Lieu de conférence
Québec, Canada
Date de conférence
29 sept – 4 oct 2008
Mots-clés
urban renewal / industrial heritage / cultural routes / historic towns / intangible cultural heritage
Pays mentionnés
China
Monuments et sites
Wuhan City, China
Résumé en anglais
Comparing with other Chinese cities,Wuhan may be the most typical Metropolis of
China’s Cultural Reorientation. However, this city isused to being recognized with five
misunderstandings, such as the confusing definitionof the type of Historic-City, under-evaluation to its
former five-foreign-concessions as well as earlyindustrial heritage, but over-evaluation to the
influence of its first republic revolution, and thelocation of its intangible heritage. These issues lead
to one problem: a forgotten clue of culturaltransformation, which had been working as a pusher
of this city since 1861. According to the research ofthe author, the paper tired to open out the facts that
how the new city’s spirit born from this change, andhow the political influence cleared out the
atmosphere of traditional identity. Moreover, thepaper went deep to discuss the possibility of the
World Heritage Application with Wuhan’s heritagearound intercultural conflict.
China’s Cultural Reorientation. However, this city isused to being recognized with five
misunderstandings, such as the confusing definitionof the type of Historic-City, under-evaluation to its
former five-foreign-concessions as well as earlyindustrial heritage, but over-evaluation to the
influence of its first republic revolution, and thelocation of its intangible heritage. These issues lead
to one problem: a forgotten clue of culturaltransformation, which had been working as a pusher
of this city since 1861. According to the research ofthe author, the paper tired to open out the facts that
how the new city’s spirit born from this change, andhow the political influence cleared out the
atmosphere of traditional identity. Moreover, thepaper went deep to discuss the possibility of the
World Heritage Application with Wuhan’s heritagearound intercultural conflict.
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