The evolution and revitalization of Chu culture in literature

Taking the Chu culture as a focal point, this paper examines the evolution and activation processes of Chu culture by analyzing the changes in its natural and humanistic landscapes. It delves into the content of the cultural symbols associated with Chu culture. Throughout this exploration, the natural landscape—comprising rivers, mountains and climate—and the humanistic landscape, which includes religious beliefs, artistic expressions, and social systems, interact and collectively foster the multi-dimensional development of Chu culture. The aim of this paper is to extract valuable insights from the evolutionary process and apply them to modern design innovations, thereby promoting the preservation and advancement of Chu cultural heritage and providing a valuable reference for future cultural research.

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Arts & Humanities Open Access Journal
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.15406/ahoaj.2025.07.00246
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Environmental and Cultural Studies in Latin America and Beyond
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The evolution and revitalization of Chu culture in literature

Hongna Mu, Taoze Sun, Liu Xinyu
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The evolution and revitalization of Chu culture in literature

Hongna Mu, Taoze Sun, Liu Xinyu
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Abstract

Taking the Chu culture as a focal point, this paper examines the evolution and activation processes of Chu culture by analyzing the changes in its natural and humanistic landscapes. It delves into the content of the cultural symbols associated with Chu culture. Throughout this exploration, the natural landscape—comprising rivers, mountains and climate—and the humanistic landscape, which includes religious beliefs, artistic expressions, and social systems, interact and collectively foster the multi-dimensional development of Chu culture. The aim of this paper is to extract valuable insights from the evolutionary process and apply them to modern design innovations, thereby promoting the preservation and advancement of Chu cultural heritage and providing a valuable reference for future cultural research.

Arts & Humanities Open Access JournalVol. 7(1)
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Environmental and Cultural Studies in Latin America and Beyond
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