Abstract：With China's rapid economic development, the continuous improvement of people's living standards and the increase in leisure time, residents' consumption demand for cultural entertainment activities develop rapidly. Cultural entertainment activities have become an important part of the people's daily social life. The psychological cognition and different demand of spatial behavior of individual has become a new research trend in the researching fields of the micro-location in urban social living space since the 21s century. Adopting methods of ordinary kriging, point pattern analysis and the global spatial autocorrelation analysis, this paper researches on the spatial distribution characteristics of entertainment venues in Changchun urban area based on the score of public praise from a website of Dianping.com. The results show that:1) the circle characteristic of spatial distribution of entertainment venues in Changchun is obvious, the geographical distribution and public praise distribution show the opposite features in different circle-layer. The entertainment venues are mainly concentrated in the circle which is centered on People's Square and taking the straight-line distance about 8km as the radius. 2) The quantitative grade characteristic of entertainment venues is that the core area in central districts is high-density areas, the outer parts are low-density areas, and the overall distribution of west is higher than east. 3) The distribution of geography and public praise of entertainment venues has the same hot zones, which show the "multi-center" development situations. Most of these cluster centers appear in the business centers and show the similar grade feature. 4) The location choice, distribution patterns and reputation scores of different type entertainment venues have significant differences.
浩飞龙, 王士君. 基于网络口碑的长春市文化娱乐场所空间布局研究[J]. 人文地理, 2016, 31(6): 66-72,108.
HAO Fei-long, WANG Shi-jun. SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION CHARACTERISTICS OF ENTERTAINMENT VENUES IN CHANGCHUN URBAN AREA BASED ON THE PUBLIC PRAISE FROM INTERNET. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, 2016, 31(6): 66-72,108.
