Author(s)

Zhou Xiaodan

Corresponding Author

Zhou Xiaodan

Abstract

Based on the dual characteristics of ecological sensitivity and rich endowment of red cultural resources in the Liaodong mountainous area, this study proposes a coordinated development path of "anchoring red genes - repairing ecological texture - symbiosis of local industries." By establishing a Schisandra chinensis-themed landscape corridor, red stone revetment buffer zones, and red-themed stations, this research explores the innovative paradigm of empowering rural ecological revitalization through red culture. This study provides technical references for the sustainable development of mountainous villages in Liaodong.

Keywords

Ecological Base Protection, Red Cultural Landscape, Contextual Design, Local Materials