山西万荣稷王庙建筑空间美学及其当代传承研究OA

Taking Jiwang Temple in Wanrong,Shanxi as a case study,this paper investigates via summer peak fieldwork—external architectural observation,in-depth keeper interviews,and visitor exchanges—focusing on its cultural core of Houji teaching farming,and explores its spatial aesthetics and contemporary inheritance.As China's only extant Song-Dynasty hip-roofed building,it faces multiple challenges.Drawing on cultural translation and genius loci theories,it proposes integrated strategies:graded restoration,experiential communication,dual-track inheritance,and supporting optimization.These offer an operable paradigm for niche ancient buildings'cultural revival,advocating minimal intervention to balance protection/regeneration,elevating Houji's farming spirit from material remains to a contemporary cultural identity carrier.