1, natural ecological protection
Ancient village tourism is based on the harmony and unity of natural scenery and architecture. Once the natural environment is destroyed, everything will be impossible. Supporting facilities should conform to the architectural style and habits of southern Anhui, develop tourism projects with local characteristics in southern Anhui, and provide people with holiday projects and services that return to nature.
2. Architectural heritage protection
We are required to protect the original object under the guidance of authenticity and authenticity. The maintenance of it cannot be rebuilt according to our current concept, and we must adhere to the principle of repairing the old as the old, and constantly meet the needs of villagers to improve their production and living conditions. The restored ancient village strives to realize the guiding identity of cultural witnesses and cultural inheritors and maintain the authenticity and value of village culture.
3. Protection of historical context
Stories and legends, customs and etiquette and folk artists scattered among the people need to be fully excavated and protected. An ancient village museum can be established to collect valuable material and intangible cultural heritage for the world to appreciate and learn.
4. Social protection of the population
A complete ancient village is not only a distinctive building, but also a series of social life produced by local villagers' houses. Rational allocation and utilization of resources, while protecting the non-renewable resources of traditional villages, rational management of renewable resources of traditional villages.
Architectural value of ancient villages in southern Anhui;
The bull-shaped village and artificial water system planned and built by Guhong Village people are architectural wonders: the towering green Leigang is a bull's head, the towering ancient trees are horns, and the scattered residential groups from east to west are like huge cattle bodies. The clear spring named "Niuchang" flows through the village, then flows into the moon pool named "Niudu", and then flows to the South Lake named "Niudu" outside the village after being filtered.
People also set up four bridges as supports on rivers and streams around the village. This kind of village water system design not only solves the problem of villagers' fire water use, but also regulates the temperature, which provides convenience for residents to use water for production and life, and creates a good environment of "clear water in front of every household". There are more than 40 well-preserved Ming and Qing ancient dwellings/kloc-0 in the village, which are simple and elegant and full of interest.