Research on the Aesthetic Language of Dong Architecture from the Perspective of Rural Revitalization

Abstract

Under the background of rural revitalization and the integration of culture and tourism, the construction of cultural venues in ethnic areas generally falls into the misconception of superficial symbolic imitation - simply copying traditional forms such as the roof of the drum tower and the wind and rain bridge, but stripping offits spatial logic and literary connotation. In response to this failure in cultural translation, this article takes the aesthetic language of Dong architecture as the object of study. First, it deconstructs its four core dimensions: spatial logic, structural rhythm, material texture and social order; and then analyzes the crux of the current design practice. The research aims to provide a methodological reference for regional architecture in rural revitalization from “form borrowing” to “logical regeneration”, and to help the lively inheritance of national culture.