Discover the Cultural Language of the Lower Kon River, Ha Thanh River - Binh Dinh Province – Vietnam
摘要
River cultural landscape space can be understood as the traditional knowledge in using and responding to the river environment in the process of urban development. Behavioral cultural values are passed down through generations, through tangible and intangible cultural elements that are transformed in space and time, in order to provide solutions for the cultural landscape of the river. The authors use visual language to explore cultural values in the downstream areas of Kon River, Ha Thanh River - Binh Dinh Province, through the selection of three regional communities (An Nhon, Phuoc Hoa, Nhon Binh) in the downstream of Kon and Ha Thanh rivers. Pictures of local people's experiences with the water environment where they live, most of their concerns revolve around issues such as: regional river potential, water resource depletion, local environment and love of place. The significance of the above methodology is to determine the traditional experiences and knowledge of dealing with rivers and water of Binh Dinh people today, contributing to improving the cultural landscape space in the construction planning process.