Research and Development of the Cultural Relics Site of the Guangzhou Pan-Shisixiang Commercial Port

Author: Yang Honglie
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The Thirteen Hongs in Guangzhou was a semi-official, semi-commercial national-level foreign trade organization that emerged in the late feudal society of China. From the perspective of protecting urban historical culture and promoting the sustainable development of historical districts, this book explores the protective planning and construction of the Thirteen Hongs merchant guild site and its related historical areas, scenic spots, and cultural relics in Guangzhou. This book is suitable for professionals in tourism planning, architectural design, environmental art, landscape architecture, cultural relic protection, historical geography, and related college and university teachers and students, as well as others concerned with the harmonious development of historical and cultural cities.
Introduction: The Thirteen Hongs in Guangzhou was a semi-official, semi-commercial national-level foreign trade organization that emerged in the late feudal society of China. From the perspective of protecting urban historical culture and promoting the sustainable development of historical districts, this book explores the protective planning and construction of the Thirteen Hongs merchant guild site and its related historical areas, scenic spots, and cultural relics in Guangzhou. This book is suitable for professionals in tourism planning, architectural design, environmental art, landscape architecture, cultural relic protection, historical geography, and related college and university teachers and students, as well as others concerned with the harmonious development of historical and cultural cities.