What are the space-time elements that evoke homesickness?

The answers to these questions are of great theoretical and practical significance for the development of new urbanization with people as the core.

Homesickness is different from homesickness, homesickness and homesickness.

People usually confuse "homesickness" with "homesickness" in psychology, "topographic addiction" in geography and "homesickness" in medicine.

As for nostalgia, the Oxford Dictionary interprets it as "an emotional yearning for history and the past", that is, nostalgia focuses on the time dimension.

According to geographer Yi-Fu Tuan, "land complex" is a kind of cognition, attitude, values and attachment based on geographical environment; In other words, the love complex focuses on the spatial dimension.

From a medical point of view, homesickness is "the pain a person feels because he is not in his hometown", accompanied by symptoms such as "chest tightness, tight throat, chest pain" and even despair.

Nostalgia is related to these western academic terms to some extent, but it is not the same. Usually, with the evolution of space, time and its scene, the emotional care and aesthetics of the subject are triggered. China people's homesickness has a unique oriental background.