Study On The Landscape Of Agricultural Production Land Based On The Theory Of Five Senses

Due to the proposal and implementation of the rural revitalization strategy and the increase in the proportion of leisure tourism in national life,it provides an opportunity for the development of the countryside.More and more people are entering the countryside,and more and more capital is pouring into the countryside.In recent years,the practice of township construction has emerged in an endless stream,and competitions related to township construction have continued.However,there have been many problems with it.The problem of “thousands villages look the same”and “hundreds towns have one appearance” and the homogenization of rural construction has made more and more scholars realize that building villages should first understand the countryside and understand rural.Then it should be understood that the purpose of rural construction is not only to meet the needs of urban consumers,but the village should not be a place for people in the city to play,but should highlight the uniqueness of the rural environment itself,and must be in the process of rural construction.Consider its sustainability.This paper takes the agricultural production land,which is an important place in the countryside,as the research object,and takes the "five senses" theory as the guide and the agricultural production land as the goal.Through theoretical research on landscape ecology,botany,agronomy,landscape architecture,environmental behavior,and other relevant theories and case studies at home and abroad,the field investigation of Beiwangzhuang Village,Hebi City,Henan Province,summed up the landscape of agricultural production land.Design principles and methods.According to the principles of function,ecology,accessibility,and participation,the agricultural production land(including roads,farmland,water system,greenhouses,etc.)in Beiwangzhuang Village is designed by the “five senses” theory,and finally reaches the agriculture of Beiwangzhuang Village.The purpose of landscape production is to meet the rural people's pursuit of their own quality of life and the needs of urban people for agricultural tourism.