A Study on the Perceptual Application of Hakka Culture in Local Rural Architectural Landscape Design from the Perspective of Symbiosis Theory

Abstract

In the context of an emerging industry, the rural architectural landscape design exhibits distinctive characteristics owing
to the wide range of cultural attributes it encompasses. The integration of Hakka culture, a valuable creation by the Hakka community for
pragmatic purposes, into the rural architectural landscape design not only serves as a proactive response to the rural revitalization strategy,
but also contributes to the preservation and advancement of the rich Chinese cultural heritage. By conducting a comprehensive analysis
of the cultural significance, this study delves into the fundamental essence of Hakka culture, with a particular focus on the concept of
“symbiosis,” and applies it to the fi eld of rural architectural landscape design.