A Study On The Space Of Land Belief In The Hakka Traditional Villages In West Fujian

In the context of rural revitalization,rural cultural heritage is an important content for promoting traditional Chinese culture,developing rural characteristic cultural industries,and enriching rural cultural life.This article focuses on the special spiritual and cultural space heritage in the countryside,which is the space of public belief in the land in the traditional Hakka villages in the west of Fujian.Based on the richness and diversification of the traditional land public belief space of the Hakka in western Fujian,this paper deeply explores the law of the land public belief space in the overall distribution and specific construction of the traditional Hakka settlements.Starting from the formation of Hakka culture and beliefs,it explores the generation characteristics of belief space from the perspective of a specific geographical environment,and studies the derivation and distribution characteristics of the Hakka Earth Gong belief activity space in the villages in the west of Fujian;based on the blood relationship,geographic attributes,The natural ecological attributes and the relevance of public constructions are analyzed from the perspective of the overall spatial distribution of the Hakka settlements;the construction of the earth public belief space is organically integrated with all parts of the village,harmoniously coexisting,and diverse natural spaces such as stones,trees,and water.The blending of belief activities is intertwined with bridges,earth buildings,temples and other village public spaces,creating a rich and organic place for behavior.The inheritance of land belief culture is also continuing to develop new ways of shaping space,but the construction logic behind it has undergone the integration of ethnic groups,and the historical accumulation has formed its unique ecological and humanistic characteristics.Protection and rural revitalization still give us inspiration.