Spatial pattern optimization of red tourism resources in the Former Central Soviet Area of China under county regional resilience framework
Based on regional resilience,the evaluation index system of regional sustainable development(RSD)resilience will be constructed,and the development of red tourism resources in the study area will be planned in a spatial pattern,which is conducive to reasonably promoting the development of red tourism re-sources,promoting regional sustainable development,and achieving mutual promotion and win-win results.In this study,97 counties in the Former Central Soviet Area of Fujian,Jiangxi and Guangdong were taken as ex-amples to build an evaluation index system of RSD resilience level from 4 aspects of ecological resilience,eco-nomic resilience,cultural resilience and social resilience,and to classify and identify the characteristics and cat-egories of red tourism resources in the spatial dimension.The research results are as follows:1)The RSD toughness system level in the study area is generally medium low toughness,showing the spatial distribution characteristics of"high in the middle,low around".2)The distribution of Red Brigade resources in the Former Central Soviet Area is obviously clustered,while a small part of them are scattered.According to their scale and influence,they can be divided into 5 cluster types:cluster Ⅴ,cluster Ⅳ,cluster Ⅲ,cluster Ⅱ,and cluster Ⅰ.3)With the goal of achieving regional sustainable development and improving the overall level of RSD resili-ence system,among them,economic resilience is low,social resilience is medium,cultural resilience and eco-logical resilience are high.4)Based on the concept of global tourism planning,after fully considering the county's resilience level and the development status of red tourism resources,the spatial pattern of red tourism resources development of"three zones,two belts and two cores"is finally planned.The research is of great significance to improve the coordinated development level of RSD resilience system and red tourism resources and realize the sustainable development of the Former Central Soviet Area.
regional resiliencered tourism resourcessustainable developmentspatial pattern optimizationthe Former Central Soviet Area of China