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2012 Vol. 11, No. 2

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Ecological Turning of Contemporary Philosophy under Viewpoint of Ecological Civilization
SU Zu-rong
2012, 11(2): 1-5.
Abstract:
Taking the great advancement of material civilization and spiritual civilization to human being, modernization faces the serious ecological crisis, the vacancy of industrial civilization and the loss of ethics of human being too. Ecology is a great cultural resource and theory treasury. It is undoubted that the ecological philosophy based on the ecological system provides a new theoretical perspective to the innovation of contemporary philosophy. Under the viewpoint of ecological civilization, the research object, the subjectobject relationship, the understanding paths, etc. are different from the popular viewpoints of contemporary philosophy, which displays the ecological turning of contemporary philosophy. This turning can widen our thoughts, make our thinking active, provide our new methods, and urge human being to concern ecology, protect environments, and maintain the stability and tranquility of the earth.
Ecological Consciousness of Taoism
XIE Qing-guo
2012, 11(2): 6-12.
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The ecological consciousness of Taoism is paid more and more attention at present. Taoism respects nature from the aspects of ecological ethic, and even regards heaven and earth as parents. From the aspects of ecological protection, Taoism insists that the relationship between human being and nature is not hostile. Instead, human being should recognize nature and help nature through selfdiscipline. From the aspect of ecological utilization, Taoism regards that human being should utilize the nature reasonably to maintain ecological harmony. The ecological philosophy of Taoism shows the characteristics that everything follows the nature.
Grass Culture in Chinese Traditional Culture
LIN Yan
2012, 11(2): 13-23.
Abstract:
Being trampled, burned, eaten and mowed, grass has survived generation after generation. It has been used for a symbol as humble life as well as a model of strong vitality. Grass is a very important life material and living environment for human being with the longest history. It is often used to describe primitive living status, low existence quality, and sometimes used for rough behavior or attitude. Therefore, people often use this term expressing humility of themselves. Green grass can bring up pleasant scenery, but the luxuriant green grass can strengthen the grief of leaving, reflect the desolation after flourishing. From the ecology habit of grass,people comprehend philosophy such as parents love can hardly be returned by children. People also place some ultimate hopes on grass, such as evergreen and immortality.
Textual Research on Yang Tong (杨桐,Adinandra millettii), Hai Tong (海桐,Pittosporum tobira) and Chai Tong(拆桐)
YU Xiang-shun
2012, 11(2): 24-27.
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Yang Tong is a kind of raw material of plant dyestuff. For people who lived in south of Yangtze River, it is a tradition that they use the leaves of Yang Tong to dye the rice around the Cold Food Day and the Tombsweeping Day. Hai Tong is a famous foliage plant. In Ming dynasty, Hai Tong was often confused with Shan Gong (山矾,Symplocos sumuntia). But in Song Dynasty, Shan Gong means the other plant. Actually, the so called bark of Hai Tong is the bark of Ci Tong (Erythrina variegata), and has nothing to do with Hai Tong. Chou Wutong (Clerodendrum trichotomum) has a long florescence and a large inflorescence, which is one of the famous garden plants. Hutong, namely Huyang(Populus euphratica ? came from western regions. The resin of Hutong has medicinal values. Chai Tong is fabricated from Liu Yong’s Ci, and the so called flower of Chai Tong is just the flower of Pao Tong (Paulownia).
Ginkgo biloba L. and its Culture in History
CHEN Feng-jie, FAN Bao-min
2012, 11(2): 28-33.
Abstract:
Ginkgo biloba  L. is a rare endemic species in China. Strengthening the research of  Ginkgo biloba L. has great significance for its ecoeconomy development. Using historical research methods, this paper divides the history of  Ginkgo biloba L. into three stages based on its characteristics of development. Firstly, the period of Shang and Zhou dynasties to the Northern and Southern dynasties is named theological era. Secondly, the period of Sui and Tang dynasties to early Qing Dynasty is named the literature era. Finally, the period since the modern China is named the scientific era. The history of  Ginkgo biloba L. is the process of its being gradually recognized, and its connotation and extension are gradually deepened and developed. Combined with the needs of the modern society, the construction of modern Ginkgo biloba L. culture should walk along the road of harmonious development of science and human in the inheritance of historical culture.
Cultural Function of Forest
SONG Jun-wei, FAN Bao-min
2012, 11(2): 34-38.
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Culture is not only the spirit and soul of a nation, but also the great power for the development of a country and the rejuvenation of a nation. As the main part of ecological culture, forest culture plays a significant role of guiding and encouraging on the construction of ecological civilization. To understand the cultural function of forest is the basic requirement to make forest plays it role thoroughly. Forest has many functions, such as increasing aesthetic scenery, exciting emotion, expanding knowledge, enlightening wisdom, bearing history, showing geography characteristics, cultivating spirit, maintaining healthy, etc.
Garden Culture of Ye City in Hebei Province during the Cao Wei Period
ZHENG Hui, YAN Geng, LI Fei
2012, 11(2): 39-43.
Abstract:
The culture of Ye began in the reign of Qihuangong, prince of the Qi State during the Spring and Autumn Period (770?76BC) and its development can be divided chronologically into such stages as the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods (770?21BC), the Cao Wei Period (220?65), the Sixteen States Period (340?39) and some periods after Sui and Tang Dynasties (581?). The Ye City during the Cao Wei Period, as the golden age of the culture of Ye, had a benchmarking significance in Chinese garden history for its large number of gardens, large scales, delicate designs and elegant environment of gardens. The patterns of axis symmetry and road network crossing firstly emerged in the gardening of the Ye City. Garden architectures at that time were well known for tall and majestic buildings yet with clear themes and characteristics. In particular, the firstly appearing construction model that combined garden and military defense, the largescale artificial landscape, the special decoration style and the introduction of Buddhism had significant effects on the later development of garden culture.
Imagery of West Lake Scenery in Huizhou City,Guangdong Province
LIANG Shiran, YU ping
2012, 11(2): 44-48.
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Through investigation, topography and literature research, this paper puts forward that the West Lake in Huizhou city,Guangdong province has its typical feature of Ling Nan area in the south of China, and is a literati landscape with the Buddhist and Taoist cultures. The Buddhist landscape, Taoist landscape and literati scenic spots have different characteristics in space layout and cultural connotation in the West Lake. The way of creating landscape space with poetry and painting provides references for modern landscape designers.
Plant Landscape of the Tang Paradise in Xi’an City
YANG Pei, GAO Feng
2012, 11(2): 49-53.
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Based on spot investigation, this paper analyzes the plant species and disposition of main scene spots in the Tang Paradise. There exist plant design problems in it, such as uninteresting plant community, lack of diversity in landscape effect, and no prominent cultural characteristics. The authors suggest that the Tang Paradise should keep pace with the cultural subject, increase the application of local tree species, enrich the arrangement and space of plant to realize spatial structure diversity and landscape diversity when it reconstruct its plant landscape.
Theory Research on Green Infrastructure: Taking Green Land System Planning of Cixi City in Zhejiang Province as an Example
JIANG Wen-wei, SUN Peng
2012, 11(2): 54-59.
Abstract:
Every city faces disordered expansion and environment worsening. Researching urban green land system planning will contribute to improve people’s living quality, and maintain the stability and healthy development of urban ecosystem. Taking Cixi city in Hangzhou bay area as an example, this paper analyzes problems of green land conditions and spatial distribution based on the green infrastructure theory and Geographic Information System (GIS) technique. The goal of preferentially protecting urban ecology is presented. The connection corridors of urban green land are planed. The nonlinear green land network centers are integrated. Therefore, the system function of city maintenance and ecological environment protection is completely improved.
City Culture, Soul of the Ancient Towns Development:Taking Landscape Design of Fengtang Road Green Belt in Jinshan District of Shanghai City for Example
LV Xu-zhen
2012, 11(2): 60-63.
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This paper takes landscape project of Fengtang Road green belt in Fengjing town, Jinshan district of Shanghai city for example, explores the regional environment and cultural characteristics of Fengjing town. Historical celebrities and folk legends of the ancient town are the considered design theme. The landscape design of Fengtang Road green belt inherits and carries forward the city culture, coordinates contradictions between protection and development of the ancient town, ensures Fengjing Towns characteristics with development. Therefore, the sustainable development of the ancient town can be realized.
Landscape Planning Design of Urban Ecological River Channel:Taking the Landscape Planning Design of Weihe River Channel in Baoji City,Shanxi Province for Example
GUO Yong-jiu, ZHAO Ming
2012, 11(2): 64-69.
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Urban river channel plays an important role in ecological environment maintenance and improvement. Ecological river channel landscape design not only beautifies city environment, but also contributes to the flood control and drainage. Taking the landscape planning design of Weihe River channel in Baoji City, Shanxi province for Example, this paper introduces the main content of ecological channel landscape design. It points out that building urban river channel must realize the perfect combination of sustainable development of ecological environment and landscape design in the future. Implementing scientific landscape design can improve the ecological environment of urban river channel, and form a healthy and sustainable river channel system.
Overview of British Modern Landscape Architecture
WANG Nan-xi, WANG Le-jun, LI Xiong
2012, 11(2): 70-73.
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With the rapid development of landscape architecture, more and more western design works appear in people’s visual fieldview and land in China. This paper overviews the developing vein of design ideas of British modern landscape architecture, and takes Scottish parliament landscape as an example. It provides references for domestic landscape design.
Performance Evaluation of Collective Forest Reform:A Perspective of Forestland Use Change
ZHANG Pei-sheng, ZHONG Quan-lin, CHENG Dong-liang
2012, 11(2): 74-77.
Abstract:
This paper carries out performance evaluation of collective forest reform through a perspective of forestland use change. Combining with questionnaire investigation, relevant suggestions are provided from the aspects of forestland protection, deforestation, and forestry technology. Results indicate that the area of young afforested land increases rapidly after the collective forest reform, which illustrates the reform arousing farmers enthusiasm on forestation. The forest land area decreases slightly, but bald woodland area increased. Those illustrate that deforestation area increased continuously after the reform, but the quality of forest resource improved. The increase of bamboo and nursery forest land area indicates that the forest and wood market become active after the reform, the demand of forest product assumes a growth trend.
Case Study on Denationalization Operating Model of State-owned Forest Farms
HE Chao, JIANG Bing-run
2012, 11(2): 78-81.
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With casestudy method, this paper analyzes the approaches to resolve the poverty problems adopted by 8 stateowned forest farms in Shandong, Liaoning,Hubei, Zhejiang provinces and Chongqing city, compares performance of different reform models. The authors provide a practical way on stateowned forest farm reform, i.e. adopting the innovation of denationalization operating model in current framework system of stateowned forest farms to promote the basic institute reform. The authors also discuss the construction of incentive mechanism of the denationalization operating model, and the relationship between operating model reform and system reform.
Initial Estimates of Content and Trade of Virtual Water by Woody Forest Products in China
TIAN Ming-hua, LIU Cheng, GAO Qiu-jie
2012, 11(2): 82-88.
Abstract:
This paper uses the production tree method to estimate unit virtual water content of different tree species, and calculate unit virtual water content and virtual water trade of main woody forest products in China. Results show that woody forest products are waterintensive. Woody forest product trade contains a huge amount of virtual water trade. It can improve the efficiency of water resource and relieve the pressure of water shortage by adjusting trade policies, improving export structure, and increasing net import of virtual water trade of forest products.
Elementary Experiences, Problems and Countermeasures of County Forestry Economy: Based on Investigation of Ten Typical Counties or Cities with Forestry Industrial Advantage
CHEN Shao-zhi, FAN Bao-min, ZHAO Rong, HE You-jun, ZHANG De-cheng
2012, 11(2): 89-96.
Abstract:
County forestry economy is a strong power for regional green economic development, and an important way to improve farmers income and promote living environment in urban and rural areas. According to the investigation of ten typical counties or cities with forestry industrial advantage, this paper sums up the elementary experiences of county forestry economy, analyzes its prominent problems. Countermeasures are brought forward to improve the development of county forestry economy.
Construction Conception of Climate Chamber for Alpine Plants in Beijing
Construction Conception of Climate Chamber for Alpine Plants in Beijing XIONG Rong
2012, 11(2): 97-101.
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With the environment deteriorating gradually, alpine plants protection draws more and more attention. This paper explains the significance and functions of establishing climate chamber for alpine plants in Beijing, introduces famous international and domestic congener climate chambers. The implementing plan and building object of climate chamber for alpine plants in Beijing are suggested. The introduction, collection principles and scope of main plant species are discussed.
Advance Online Publications of Academic Journals
LI Wen-jun, LI Hui, KONG Yan
2012, 11(2): 102-104.
Abstract:
Advance online publications or online first publications of academic journals, which generally refer to a digital edition of peerreviewed articles before print publication, are an important part of achieving sustainable development of journals. Its benefits are quick and easy. Now, advance online publications have not received wide acceptance as same as print publication in China, so its development still faces many difficulties and challenges.
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