DOI: 10.19830/j.upi.2022.225
Research Progress of Rural Classification in Europe and Its Enlightenment to China

Wu Qianbo, Xue Wenlu

Keywords: Rural Classification; Rural Revitalization; Spatial Typology; Performance Typology; Multidimensional Typology

Abstract:

With the rapid economic and social development and the continuous promotion of new urbanization, China’s rural areas are increasingly transforming and restructuring and showing a development trend of multiple changes. It is urgent for the academic community to conduct a new cognition of the concept and classification of rural areas, so as to steadily promote the implementation of the national rural revitalization strategy. European rural research is relatively early and has a mature methodological system. Learning from its experience and lessons will help to expand the perspective of rural cognition and provide new ideas for China’s current rural development. Firstly, from the perspective of rural concept discrimination, this paper summarizes the new breakthrough in rural space relations, rural functional elements and rural space concept. Secondly, the rural connotation is integrated into the existing rural classification of European, and the rural classification cases of typical countries are elaborated in detail. Spatial typology is analyzed from the perspectives of geographic landscape gradient and urbanrural continuum, performance typology is discussed from the perspectives of changing countryside, multifunctional countryside and heterogeneous countryside, and multi-dimensional typology is expressed from perspectives of multi-spatial gradient combined with performance and dynamic space combined with performance. Finally, this paper provides suggestions on the current rural research and development in China from three aspects of “theoretical concept-type identity-development and promotion”, and promotes the transformation and spatial optimization of rural development in the new era.

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