Conservation of Heritage Corridor – Case Study of Historic Towns in Beijing-Tianjin Section of the Grand Canal

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This paper discusses conservation of heritage corridor based on a case study on historic towns along Beijing-Tianjin section of the Grand Canal. Through fieldwork in more than ten towns and districts, the author finds out that material remains in the ancient towns are very rich, diverse cultures have close relation to the canal and the natural environment is so important to the sustainable development of this area. The paper points out that the ancient remains have significant historic and cultural value and the Grand Canal implies great ecological value. It stresses on authenticity and integrity in heritage conservation and proposes the combination of heritage conservation and ecological protection.

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3633-3639

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May 2012

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