From what aspects do we analyze traditional villages?

Core idea

Ancient villages are important carriers of regional culture and folk customs, which have strong historical value, cultural value, aesthetic value and tourism value, and are very representative and typical in reflecting the inheritance of traditional culture. However, with the rapid development of new urbanization, traditional villages in China are facing the pressure of destruction or even extinction. Although the call for strengthening the protection, development and utilization of traditional villages is growing, due to property rights and funds, the implementation work is difficult, and some ancient towns and villages with tourism development value gradually lose their own culture in the market economy. Based on the analysis of Chinese ancient villages, this paper concludes that there are some problems in Chinese ancient villages, such as sharp decline in number, insufficient protection and insufficient development, and puts forward some suggestions to solve the property rights problems of ancient villages.

Planning review

Solving the property right problem of ancient villages is the key to improve the protection mechanism of ancient villages.

At present, most of the ancient buildings in ancient Chinese villages are privately owned. On the one hand, the villagers themselves can't afford a lot of money needed for the renovation of ancient buildings, on the other hand, the government's public funds can't be used for the renovation of personal property. In this regard, we put forward three suggestions: first, the government should combine with the villagers, and the government should allocate some special funds for the protection of ancient buildings, so that villagers can participate in the protection of ancient villages and benefit from the protection and development of ancient villages. Second, formulate land exchange indicators, so that some indigenous people of ancient buildings can move out of their old houses and build new houses in strict accordance with the plan; Third, the government buys the property rights of ancient buildings and houses and entrusts professional companies to protect and develop them.