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    Published: 28 March 2026
      

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  • Nianxi Dong
    2026, 6(1): 1-6.
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    The leap-forward development of digital technology and the enrichment of application scenarios have provided abundant practical paths for art management, and also unlocked huge imagination space for the creative transformation of the current rural cultural industry. By tracing the development path of art management practice driven by digitalization, this paper explores the continuous empowerment of digital technology in the rural cultural industry from two aspects: the business logic of management and the curatorial strategy of interdisciplinary thinking. It also constructs a contemporary new environment for rural culture in the dimensions of media, technology and art, and systematically analyzes the problems faced by the rural cultural industry in the process of digital transformation, such as weak infrastructure, talent shortage and insufficient integration of technology and content. Finally, it puts forward a trinity countermeasure system, which includes reshaping cognition with digital media, inheriting culture through scientific and technological paths, and creating experiences with artistic creativity. This study provides theoretical reference and practical guidance for realizing the sustainable revitalization of the rural cultural industry.

  • Jiayan Pan, Xiaodong Liu
    2026, 6(1): 7-11.
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    China has the largest number of AD patients in the world, and addressing their health and care needs has become an important issue of public concern. This study, based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory, explores the design strategies for the health and care landscape spaces for AD patients in rural areas. By creating different landscape spaces in rural health and care landscapes, it aims to help slow down the progression of AD patients' conditions. Through plant configuration, interactive devices, and spatial intervention, it can alleviate patients' anxiety, improve their mood, enhance their memory, and promote social interaction. The results show that the creation of health and care landscapes not only helps improve patients' physical and mental health but also provides new ideas and supplements for the construction of rural AD health and care spaces.

  • Yijing
    2026, 6(1): 32-34.
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    This paper focuses on the integrated development of urban and rural areas in Anhui. Based on an analysis of the current situation and problems, it proposes strategies from aspects such as strengthening county-level economies, optimizing resource allocation, promoting factor flow, advancing rural revitalization, and improving public services. The aim is to explore an urban-rural integration development path that suits Anhui's reality, promote common urban-rural prosperity, and provide references for regional coordinated development.

  • Yang Yu
    2026, 6(1): 35-38.
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    From the perspective of ecological sustainable design concept, this paper analyzes the design intention, principle and material application of traditional packaging. Around the understanding of its cognition and methodology, from the two aspects of "traditional and modern packaging design concept of human, material, nature intercommunication", "traditional and modern packaging design in the creation of a diversified future", the traditional design culture inheritance and modern packaging innovation design methods and paths are explored layer by layer. To provide a perspective on the role of modern packaging design consciousness in social change, so as to expand the scope of packaging innovative design research and practice to meet the needs of complex future ecological environment sustainable development.

  • Wuzhong Zhou
    2026, 6(1): 47-50.
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    This paper analyzes the essential differences between design and art, pointing out that art centers on subjective spiritual expression, while design is inherently oriented to rationally solving real-world problems. The two disciplines differ drastically in their value orientations and practical logics. Design is not a subordinate branch of art; instead, it is an interdisciplinary discipline integrating art, science, engineering, and humanities, which has already laid the academic foundation and gained practical significance for becoming an independent discipline category. Based on the adjustment of the national discipline catalog and the development trend of design science, this paper proposes to take design science as the guidance, and promote the disciplinary breakthrough through three paths: cognitive disembedding, education model innovation and industrial ecosystem construction. It advocates the implementation of the “Design + X” interdisciplinary integrated training model, driving design to shift from visual beautification to scientific decision-making, and from the end of the industrial chain to top-level planning. Furthermore, it strives to build an independent disciplinary ecosystem with scientific rationality, artistic warmth, systematic capability and practical implementation effect, enabling design discipline to act as the core engine for supporting new quality productive forces, empowering industrial upgrading and social governance.