New Perspective of Korean Social Cultural Diversity and Cultural Development: Protection and Inheritance of Folk Custom and Intangible Cultural Heritage

Abstract

In recent years, the conflict between urban development and cultural protection has becomes more intense with the acceleration of urbanization progress of China. The protection of cultural heritage not only needs the perfection of relevant laws, but also requires the autonomous participation of the public. Public self-awareness is the basic premise of protecting tangible and intangible cultural heritage, while scholars are the intelligence security for the protection and inheritance of traditional culture. The actions and measures made by the Korea society in the aspects of cultural diversity and cultural development provide us with many beneficial references. Cultural heritage is the common wealth of all human being currently; every one, every country or the international society all has the responsibility and obligation to protect and inherit cultural heritage. This study explored and analyzed the cultural diversity and development of the Korea society in the perspectives of the protection and inheritance of folk custom and intangible cultural heritage.

Protection and Utilization of Historical Sites Using Digital Twins

“…The preservation of historical sites is related to the future, and it is our unshirkable responsibility to protect them. We should understand the profound historical and cultural implications behind them so as to cultivate a new modern culture based on tradition [2]. However, the rapid development of society has complicated the protection of historical sites, but fortunately, the development of digital technology, such as terrestrial laser scanning, close-range photogrammetry, and satellite remote sensing, has created new opportunities for the protection and utilization of historical sites with fragile and perishable characteristics [3,4].…”