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Difference between settlement heritage and architectural heritage
The differences between settlement heritage and architectural heritage include different definitions, different connotations and different ways of preservation.

1, different definitions: settlement heritage refers to well-preserved settlement forms such as ancient towns, villages and houses, including architecture, urban structure, culture and traditional customs. Architectural heritage refers to well-preserved ancient buildings, buildings and architectural sites with cultural relics value.

2. Different connotations: the settlement heritage emphasizes integrity and continuity, and pays attention to the characteristics of settlements in history, culture, geography and aesthetics. Architectural heritage emphasizes oneness and independence, and emphasizes the material, structure and artistic value of single buildings, buildings or sites.

3. Different preservation methods: the protection and restoration of settlement heritage need to consider the integrity of history and culture, and the whole settlement needs to be investigated, protected and repaired. The focus of architectural heritage protection is the restoration and repair of materials and structures to preserve the historical features and unique cultural values of buildings.