Research on the Methods and Strategies of Integrating Social Participation Art into the Vitality of Rural Revitalization: A Case Study of Longwan Lake Demonstration Zone

With the communique of the third plenary session of the 20th Central Committee of the CPC putting forward a new direction for the revitalization of China's contemporary countryside, in the context of urban-rural integration and development, the integration of social participation art into the practice of rural revitalization has become one of the important trends in the current rural revitalization and development. In this article, based on the overall requirements of rural revitalization, a successful case of social participation in artistic rural revitalization practice with typical bottom-up exploratory nature is analyzed from the aspects of governance mechanism, industrial economy, ecological environment, rural culture, and people: the rural vitality creation method and strategy of art township construction in Longwan Lake Demonstration Zone. The respect and emphasis shown on the development of local villagers, the wide participation of other social groups, and the successful exploration in various aspects have important reference significance for rural revitalization and development in the context of contemporary urban-rural integration.

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Journal of Sociology and Ethnology
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.23977/jsoce.2025.070125
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Research on the Methods and Strategies of Integrating Social Participation Art into the Vitality of Rural Revitalization: A Case Study of Longwan Lake Demonstration Zone

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Research on the Methods and Strategies of Integrating Social Participation Art into the Vitality of Rural Revitalization: A Case Study of Longwan Lake Demonstration Zone

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With the communique of the third plenary session of the 20th Central Committee of the CPC putting forward a new direction for the revitalization of China's contemporary countryside, in the context of urban-rural integration and development, the integration of social participation art into the practice of rural revitalization has become one of the important trends in the current rural revitalization and development. In this article, based on the overall requirements of rural revitalization, a successful case of social participation in artistic rural revitalization practice with typical bottom-up exploratory nature is analyzed from the aspects of governance mechanism, industrial economy, ecological environment, rural culture, and people: the rural vitality creation method and strategy of art township construction in Longwan Lake Demonstration Zone. The respect and emphasis shown on the development of local villagers, the wide participation of other social groups, and the successful exploration in various aspects have important reference significance for rural revitalization and development in the context of contemporary urban-rural integration.

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