Logical coupling and paradigm shift of regional cultures in terms of “the belt and road initiative” —— A case study of lingnan culture by Wang Xinhong, Zhu Dingju, Mo Yingxi

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Large-scale cultural heritage conservation and utilization based on cultural ecology corridors: a case study of the Dongjiang-Hanjiang River Basin in Guangdong, China by Ying Sun, Yushun Wang, Lulu Liu, Zhiwei Wei, Jialiang Li, Xi Cheng

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Evolution of the Sacrificial Ritual to the South Sea God in Song China by Yuanlin Wang, Aiyun Ye

“…Second, when the South Sea God and his temple were conferred with the holy titles for the fourth time, the god’s role to bless local stability was further manifested, which means the imperial power gradually permeated into the Lingnan culture. Third, the blessing of the South Sea God was more prominent than ever before because of its geographical location in the southeast of the state during the Southern Song dynasty, and thus the Nanhaishen Temple Fair was the largest of its kind in Lingnan. …”
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Household Energy Consumption Patterns and Carbon Emissions for the Megacities—Evidence from Guangzhou, China by Lu Jiang, Bowenpeng Ding, Xiaonan Shi, Chunhua Li, Yamei Chen

“…The results report that (1) the main sources of energy consumption in Guangzhou households were water heating equipment, kitchen equipment and refrigeration equipment, which were related to the climatic conditions and cultural traditions of the city. (2) There was significant spatial heterogeneity in the carbon emissions from household domestic energy use in Guangzhou. (3) The economic level, the effects of the Lingnan culture and the characteristics of residents are the main drivers influencing the spatial characteristics of household energy consumption and carbon emissions in Guangzhou. …”
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Integrated Conservation of the Cantonese Opera Art Museum and Intangible Cultural Heritage by Q. Guo, X. Li

“…The Cantonese Opera Art Museum is not only a tangible space for exhibition, study, education and display of the Cantonese Opera art, but also a cultural space with the Lingnan cultural memory, gathering the Lingnan intangible heritage and closely linked with current life of successors and ordinary people.…”
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Research on the Design of Cultural and Creative Products Based on Lingnan Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Age of Artificial Intelligence by Qin Qin

“…Secondly, the HSV color space model realizes the refinement of the color elements of Lingnan intangible cultural heritage, which promotes the application of color diversity in the design of Lingnan cultural and creative products. Then, the two methods are combined with artificial intelligence technology to construct the Lingnan emotional interactive cultural and creative product design framework, which enables the computer to integrate the designer’s design emotion on the basis of learning modeling and color and promotes the enhancement of the emotional value of Lingnan non-heritage cultural and creative products. …”
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Insights Into Forensic Features and Genetic Structures of Guangdong Maoming Han Based on 27 Y-STRs by Haoliang Fan, Haoliang Fan, Haoliang Fan, Qiqian Xie, Yanning Li, Yanning Li, Lingxiang Wang, Shao-Qing Wen, Pingming Qiu

“…Maoming is located in the southwest region of Guangdong Province and is the cradle of Gaoliang culture, which is the representative branch of Lingnan cultures. Historical records showed that the amalgamations between Gaoliang aborigines and distinct ethnic minorities had some influences on the shaping of Gaoliang culture, especially for the local Tai-kadai language-speaking Baiyue and Han Chinese from Central China. …”
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