Study on the Conservation and Development of the Maritime Silk Road in Guangzhou under the Perspective of World Heritage

Tongyu Liu

doi:10.54097/he9q0k46

Authors

Tongyu Liu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/he9q0k46

Keywords:

Maritime Silk Road, World Cultural Heritage, Conservation Planning, Heritage Values

Abstract

Guangzhou, as the starting and ending point of the Maritime Silk Road, was the front line for ancient China to realize trade with Southeast Asia, West Asia, India, North Africa, Arab region, Europe, etc. It was the gateway for China to go to the world and the world to go to China, and the bridge of mutual recognition and mingling of economy and culture. This paper focuses on the conservation and development of the Maritime Silk Road in Guangzhou from a world heritage perspective, analyzes the historical value of the Maritime Silk Road in Guangzhou as a cultural heritage, cultural heritage conservation, and the challenges of the conservation process, focuses on the development and sustainability of the Maritime Silk Road, and proposes an integrated conservation and development strategy dominated by community participation, cultural tourism, and sustainable planning.

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