Re-searching for the Dragon Landscape: A Case Study of Re-connecting Hakka Cultural Landscape with the New Comers in the Taoyuan Metropolis, Taiwan | Zendy

Chen Ting Wu | Zendy; Shenglin Elijah Chang | Zendy

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Re-searching for the Dragon Landscape: A Case Study of Re-connecting Hakka Cultural Landscape with the New Comers in the Taoyuan Metropolis, Taiwan

Author(s) -

Chen Ting Wu,

Shenglin Elijah Chang

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

procedia - social and behavioral sciences

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1877-0428

DOI - 10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.07.199

Subject(s) - cultural landscape , geography , multiculturalism , representation (politics) , landscape architecture , landscape design , sociology , archaeology , civil engineering , political science , engineering , politics , law , pedagogy

Along with the investigation of the “dragon landscape,” the paper focuses on reconnecting and labeling Hakka cultural landscape in the central business district of Longtan, Taoyuan. Longtan is a nameless peri-urban town ignored by the public. Although it is adjacent to the gate of Taiwan, Taipei/Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), travelers at home and abroad have never paid attention to the Hakka cultural landscape they pass by. Even the locals are not sure how to bring their local culture to the new comers through spatial planning and cultural representation. Based on action planning method and town planning strategies, the paper tries to “re-search the dragon landscape” from the angle of multiculturalism

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