Ideas and Strategies for Rural Industry–Village Integration Planning from the Perspective of Symbiosis
Journal: Architecture Engineering and Science DOI: 10.32629/aes.v6i4.4622
Abstract
Guided by the theoretical perspective of symbiosis, this paper takes rural planning as an essential means to promote the revitalization of rural industries. By addressing key challenges such as poor environmental quality, inefficient industrial structures, limited land use, and weak population composition in rural industrial revitalization, it explores the significance of symbiosis theory in industry–village integration planning. The study emphasizes the roles of symbiotic units, symbiotic interfaces, and symbiotic environments in rural development, and further proposes a “four-in-one” symbiotic planning strategy for industry–village integration: adaptive symbiosis of environmental features and functions, coordinated symbiosis of rural industrial resources, integrated symbiosis of land protection and utilization, and balanced symbiosis of talent cultivation and structure. Using Qiaoba Village in Qijiang District, Chongqing City as a case study, the research verifies the effectiveness of these strategies through planning practice, revealing the inherent mechanisms of resource integration and coordination, industrial innovation and convergence, and goal-oriented revitalization symbiosis. This study provides an innovative path that offers both theoretical value and practical guidance for the implementation of rural revitalization strategies.
Keywords
rural revitalization; symbiosis theory; industry–village integration; planning strategy; Qiaoba Village
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