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| 【目的】福建西部（简称闽西）因客家的聚居而成为一个独特的文化区，福建客家传统村落是在客家文化和闽西地理环境的双重影响下所形成的物质空间，对其进行研究可填补福建传统村落区域群体类型的研究空白，并促进福建客家传统村落的区域保护与利用。【方法】采用ArcGIS空间分析工具、空间分维值和边界形状指数2种空间形态分析方法，通过民居类型、地形坡度、海拔高度、河流特征、村落空间、村落形态等村落特征信息，对闽西138个客家传统村落进行群体性研究。【结果】发现闽西客家传统村落在同一文化背景下呈现地理空间分异状态。并从3个方面进一步揭示客家文化与闽西客家传统村落空间特征的关联性：村落对自然环境空间的被动适应体现了迁徙属性；村落空间的高致密化体现了移垦属性；村落形态的强凝聚性体现了宗族属性。【结论】揭示了客家文化影响下的闽西客家传统村落的空间特征和形成逻辑，为福建客家传统村落的保护与建设提供理论支撑，有利于推动福建客家传统村落保护从单一保护向区域群体保护的发展，并构建一个均衡的闽西客家传统村落保护体系。 |
| 关键词: 传统村落 文化生态保护区 村落形态 地理分布 ArcGIS 闽西客家 |
| DOI：10.12409/j.fjyl.202205010269 |
| 分类号:TU982.29 |
| 基金项目:福建省社会科学规划青年项目“基于文本与空间大数据的福州历史文化村镇景观保护与发展研究”（编号 FJ2019C045）；教育部人文社会科学研究青年基金“新数据环境下浙闽地区山水人居环境地域景观保护与发展研究”（编号 20YJC760079） |
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| Spatial Characteristics of Traditional Hakka Villages in Fujian from the Regional Perspective |
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QUE Chenxi1, DENG Shuang2, JIN Yunfeng3, LAN Siren1
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1.Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University;2.Shanghai Tongji Urban Planning & Design Institute Co., Ltd.;3.Tongji University
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| Abstract: |
| [Objective] The Hakka subgroup is a branch of the Chinese nationalities. Western Fujian has become a unique cultural area due to the settlement of Hakka there. Western Fujian includes Changting County, Liancheng County, Shanghang County, Yongding District, Wuping County, Ninghua County, Qingliu County and Mingxi County. The total area of this region is 19 400 km2 . The traditional Hakka villages in Fujian are a material space formed under the dual influences of Hakka culture and the geographical environment in Western Fujian. During the construction of ideal living environments and the maintenance of rural social order, the traditional Hakka villages also reflect the cultural identity of Hakka people in Fujian. To this end, this research selects 138 traditional Hakka villages identified by national and provincial departments in this area for research, so as to fill in the gap of research on the regional types of traditional village groups in Fujian, further promote the regional protection, utilization and vitalization of traditional Hakka villages in Fujian, and provide ideas for the protection planning and construction of such villages. [Methods] Based on the analysis of such village characteristic information as dwelling characteristics, topographic slope, altitude, river characteristics, village space and village morphology, the research conducts a group-based study on 138 traditional Hakka villages in Western Fujian using the ArcGIS spatial analytical tool and the quantitative method for spatial pattern. [Results] The research reveals the following geographical spatial differentiation of traditional Hakka villages in Fujian under the same cultural background. 1) According to the regional spatial distribution of traditional Hakka dwellings in Fujian, the research identifies five characteristic village areas in Western Fujian, namely the village area characterized by terraced dwellings in the west, the village area characterized by patio-style dwellings in the east and southwest, the village area characterized by courtyard-style dwellings in the middle, the characteristic village area characterized by Lung Wai housing in the south, and the characteristic village area characterized by Yongding classic earth building in southeast. The division of these characteristic areas is more affected by the topographic water system than the administrative boundary. 2) According to the spatial distribution of village terrain slope, the research reveals that village siting and construction pay more attention to slope rather than elevation. The Hakka villages in Fujian are mainly located in areas with gentle slope, and the number of villages decreases with the increase in slope. The number of villages distributed in each altitude area is positively correlated with the specific area thereof, and the correlation between altitude and the spatial distribution of Hakka traditional villages in Fujian is weak. 3) According to the spatial distribution of the relationship between Hakka villages and river grade and river space, the research reveals that these villages are mostly located along lowgrade rivers, so as to ensure sufficient water for living and production and avoid the danger of flood. More than 80% of the villages are closely related to river space. 4) Through analyzing village space using the spatial fractal dimension index, the research finds that the villages are highly dense and village construction lands highly intensive, leaving only a few public open spaces. 5) Through analyzing village morphology using the boundary shape index, the research finds that 88.5% of the villages are clustered and divided into 6 aggregation forms. The boundary of each village separates the inside and outside of the village. Clustered villages with clear village boundaries can strengthen the sense of ownership and security within the Hakka clan. The research further reveals the relationship between Hakka culture and spatial characteristics from three aspects: 1) influenced by the migration attribute of Hakka culture, the traditional Hakka villages in Western Fujian take survival as the primary goal, with the natural environment space therein presenting the character of passive adaptation; 2) influenced by the reclamation attribute of Hakka culture and in response to the goal of efficient space utilization, the village space presents the characteristic of high densification; 3) influenced by the clan attribute of Hakka culture, the village space presents the characteristic of strong cohesion. [Conclusion] The research reveals the diversified characteristics of traditional Hakka villages in Western Fujian, attempting to build a balanced protection and development system for traditional Hakka villages in Western Fujian. The research results may help transform the development pattern of traditional villages from single protection to group-based regional protection. Future researches are supposed to dig into the evolution and development law of the spatial characteristics of traditional Hakka villages in Fujian, discover the endogenous logic of the spatial construction of these villages, and explore the spatial model and formal language that conform to the traditional characteristics of Hakka villages in Fujian. |
| Key words: traditional village cultural ecological protection area village pattern geographical distribution ArcGIS Hakka in Western Fujian |
