DOI: 10.66106/yanjai.20250306 ISSN: 3081-1449

文化两创视域下山东两河景观数智化发展探索（Exploration on Digital Development of Two Rivers Landscape in Shandong from the Perspective of Cultural Innovation）

李岩斌 Yanbin Li
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Abstract: Under the background of the coordinated promotion of cultural inheritance and development, ecological civilization construction and regional high-quality development, the Yellow River and the Grand Canal in Shandong form a typical linear cultural landscape system in Qilu region. The two major water systems carry thousands of years of regional context and human settlement wisdom. In the process of contemporary activation and utilization, they are faced with practical problems such as single form of cultural expression, convergence of regional styles, fragile ecological foundation and insufficient overall governance coordination. Guided by the creative transformation and innovative development of excellent traditional culture, this paper sorts out the resource characteristics and comprehensive values of the Two Rivers landscape in Shandong combined with the theories of cultural landscape and linear heritage, and systematically analyzes the practical dilemmas in current development. Taking intelligent landscape integration, cultural context regeneration and collaborative symbiosis as the core ideas, this paper constructs a regional characteristic development system from five dimensions: innovative cultural expression, ecological landscape construction, improvement of public space, overall collaborative governance and long-term operation and maintenance. With the help of diversified methods such as digital culture construction, immersive scene creation, intelligent human settlement construction and integrated management platform, this paper explores the transformation path of traditional landscape space facing contemporary life. The research results can provide practical references for the activation and utilization of the Two Rivers cultural landscape in Shandong, and also offer a referential humanistic design paradigm for the contemporary development of similar watershed cultural heritage in China.

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