Baishan Region Forest Industrial Heritage Protection And Utilization Of Research

In recent years, the protection and utilization of industrial heritage is graduallybecoming a hot topic of people’s discussion. The industrial heritage can genuinelyreflect the development condition of the productivity and people’s living standardsthen, so the protection of industrial heritage is of important practical significance.Viewing worldwidely, some developed countries can better complete theprotection of industrial heritage, such as UK and Germany, especially theirprotection of the industrial heritage in earlier periods of industrial revolution. Incomparison, the domestic protection of industrial heritage is still in initial stage andit is immature in whether theoretical research or the protection and utilization ofindustrial heritage and has a certain limit. This requires us to pay more attention tothe protection and utilization of industrial heritage.As one of the old industrial bases of northeast, Baishan region has certaindevelopment foundation. It is rich in natural resources, especially forest resourcesand a part of the Changbai Mountain Nature Reserve is located in Baishan region.Therefore, the main industrial development of Baishan city is focused on forestindustry, while the protection of forest industrial heritage is also extremely urgent.By general investigation of the industrial heritage of each city and county inBaisha region, this paper concludes and summarizes the development features anddistribution features of the industrial architectures, analyzes the value of forestindustry and then proposes the suggestions on protecting and utilizing the forestindustrial heritage of Baishan region. This paper consists of four parts includingintroduction, theoretical concept, investigation and protection and utilization, thefirst two chapters of which are theoretical basis and after investigating the forestindustry in Baishan region in the third chapter, it analyzes the problems found, and solves problems by specific suggestions on protection and utilization in the light oflocal conditions.