With Taining national scenic area as the case study, the guidance of ecological footprint analysis on the sustainable development of tourist destination was expounded.
Taking Danxia World Natural Heritage Site in Taining for example, the way of establishing scientific and systematic supervision and monitoring system for the world natural heritage site was explored to ensure the scie...Taking Danxia World Natural Heritage Site in Taining for example, the way of establishing scientific and systematic supervision and monitoring system for the world natural heritage site was explored to ensure the scientific protection and sustainable development of world heritage site. Contents of supervising and monitoring heritage site were first elaborated, monitoring indexes given, and then contents, location, feedback and equipment requirements of heritage site monitoring proposed. Finally, the supervision and monitoring system for Danxia World Natural Heritage in Taining was established from three aspects: establishing the center of digital information monitoring and supervision center, adopting scientific monitoring means, improving distribution of supervision sites and long-range video monitoring system.展开更多
Daxing'an Mountains and Xiaoxing'an Mountains are the two regions of the highest hattudes in China.The tem-pera ture increase is most obvious there in the last hundred yeas,compared with other ie gions of Chin...Daxing'an Mountains and Xiaoxing'an Mountains are the two regions of the highest hattudes in China.The tem-pera ture increase is most obvious there in the last hundred yeas,compared with other ie gions of China.The forest vegetationecotone between Daxing'an Mounta ins and Xia oxing'an Mountains is bcate d be tween the latitude 48 and 53 N and longtude123 and 128 E.This ecotone is of great importa nce in study of gbbal clima te change due to its transitional fea ture of broa d-lea fconiferous mixe d forest and boreal forest.The bcation,geomorphology,climate,soi and ve ge tation types of the ecotoneare introduced in this paper.展开更多
Through analyzing Hegel＇s influence via Taine on Meiji Japan and later, on the late Qing and early Republican China, this paper will shed lights on the process of the making of national history with literary history ...Through analyzing Hegel＇s influence via Taine on Meiji Japan and later, on the late Qing and early Republican China, this paper will shed lights on the process of the making of national history with literary history in modem Japan and its influences on modem China. It argues that the simultaneous establishment of modem Japanese historiography and the writing of literary history in Japan had a direct impact on the establishment of Chinese historiography in the late Qing, and the writing of Chinese literary history in twentieth-century China. It will focus more on the philosophical ideas of Taine and Hegel and their influence in Japanese literary historiography and, due to the limited length of this paper, only by extension, that of China as well. The primary focus of this paper is the interaction of the modem Japanese and Chinese pursuit of new historical narratives in the construction of new national and cultural identities in the context of global modernity. It also stresses that, an invisible ＂origin,＂ the writing of Chinese （literary） history in the early twentieth-century, ironically, directly and indirectly, has been internalized by the writing of Japanese national history in an exclusive framework of nation-building.展开更多
基金Supported by Innovation Program for Young Talents of Science and Technology Department of Fujian Province (2008F3082) ~~
文摘With Taining national scenic area as the case study, the guidance of ecological footprint analysis on the sustainable development of tourist destination was expounded.
基金Supported by 2010 Scientific and Technological Research and Development Program of Fujian Department of Housing and Urban & Rural Construction(K-11)
文摘Taking Danxia World Natural Heritage Site in Taining for example, the way of establishing scientific and systematic supervision and monitoring system for the world natural heritage site was explored to ensure the scientific protection and sustainable development of world heritage site. Contents of supervising and monitoring heritage site were first elaborated, monitoring indexes given, and then contents, location, feedback and equipment requirements of heritage site monitoring proposed. Finally, the supervision and monitoring system for Danxia World Natural Heritage in Taining was established from three aspects: establishing the center of digital information monitoring and supervision center, adopting scientific monitoring means, improving distribution of supervision sites and long-range video monitoring system.
基金supported by National Natue Science Foundation(39899370)
文摘Daxing'an Mountains and Xiaoxing'an Mountains are the two regions of the highest hattudes in China.The tem-pera ture increase is most obvious there in the last hundred yeas,compared with other ie gions of China.The forest vegetationecotone between Daxing'an Mounta ins and Xia oxing'an Mountains is bcate d be tween the latitude 48 and 53 N and longtude123 and 128 E.This ecotone is of great importa nce in study of gbbal clima te change due to its transitional fea ture of broa d-lea fconiferous mixe d forest and boreal forest.The bcation,geomorphology,climate,soi and ve ge tation types of the ecotoneare introduced in this paper.
文摘Through analyzing Hegel＇s influence via Taine on Meiji Japan and later, on the late Qing and early Republican China, this paper will shed lights on the process of the making of national history with literary history in modem Japan and its influences on modem China. It argues that the simultaneous establishment of modem Japanese historiography and the writing of literary history in Japan had a direct impact on the establishment of Chinese historiography in the late Qing, and the writing of Chinese literary history in twentieth-century China. It will focus more on the philosophical ideas of Taine and Hegel and their influence in Japanese literary historiography and, due to the limited length of this paper, only by extension, that of China as well. The primary focus of this paper is the interaction of the modem Japanese and Chinese pursuit of new historical narratives in the construction of new national and cultural identities in the context of global modernity. It also stresses that, an invisible ＂origin,＂ the writing of Chinese （literary） history in the early twentieth-century, ironically, directly and indirectly, has been internalized by the writing of Japanese national history in an exclusive framework of nation-building.
