Abstract：In present fire-new development period of society, it's important for accelerating urbanization and comprehensive society development to develop township; so township meet a double-quick developing moment.Urbanization is a natural process.In the process, modern civilization and urban habitation come into being in the region.Meanwhile, in some places in china, people often ignore these aims, only to overemphasize the objective environment. Townships expand continuously and mechanically. This article reviews the development process of township of southern Jiangsu province, analyzes conversion of human environment from semi-obturation social space to opening social space, from rural civilization to urban civilization. According to the aspects of autochtho nous-culture, economic development, administration and policy, we discover regionally autochthonous-culture that act continuously on township of southern Jiangsu province and form the special autochthonous human environment which keep the development of townships in a living and healthy way. This article analyzes human environment that's an important factor, which promote the synthesize society environment quality quickly and bring along the rapid development of economic and rural urbanization. On the ground of global economic integration, the incursion of periphery-cultures will accelerate the rate of spallation of various autochthonous-cultures. Because of being otherness among different autochthonous-cultures, the responses of being impacted will be different. The success of southern Jiangsu province in this aspect gives us some revelation. This article proposes that human environment that takes root in regionally autochthonous-culture should be emphasized in the urban and rural planning from strategic point of view.
李建波, 张京祥, 崔功豪. 地域人文环境下苏南小城镇发展演化研究[J]. 人文地理, 2003, 18(6): 5-10.
LI Jian-bo, ZHANG Jing-xing, CUI Gong-hao. STUDY OF IMPACT OF THE REGIONALLY HUMANITY-ENVIRONMENT IN THE DEVELOPING PROCESS OF TOWNSHIP OF SOUTHERN JIANGSU PROVINCE. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, 2003, 18(6): 5-10.
