古村秀美 “新叶”常新（文化中国行·走进传统村落）

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful preservation and revitalization efforts of Xinye Village, a traditional village in Zhejiang, China, which has managed to balance cultural heritage protection with modern living needs, attracting tourism and community engagement [6][9][14]. Group 1: Historical Background - Xinye Village was established during the Southern Song Dynasty and features over 200 ancient residences along with 16 historical buildings, including ancestral halls and pagodas [6][8]. - The village was listed as one of the first traditional villages in China in 2012 and was recognized as a typical case for traditional village protection in Zhejiang Province in June 2025 [6]. Group 2: Challenges and Solutions - In the early 2000s, Xinye Village faced challenges from urbanization, leading to the construction of over 100 new houses, which threatened the village's historical layout [8][11]. - A protection project was initiated around 2007, involving the establishment of a management committee and expert consultations to restore and protect the village's historical integrity [10][11]. Group 3: Community Involvement - The village implemented regulations for the protection and restoration of ancient residences, leading to the removal of several new constructions that obstructed historical views [11][14]. - Local residents have actively participated in cultural preservation, with initiatives such as traditional wood carving and the revival of Kunqu opera performances [14][16]. Group 4: Cultural Events and Tourism - Xinye Village hosts annual cultural events, such as the "March 3" agricultural culture experience, which attracted 12,000 visitors in a single day in 2025, showcasing the blend of traditional and modern cultural practices [14][15]. - The introduction of digital technology, including drone monitoring, has enhanced the preservation efforts and increased public engagement with the village's cultural heritage [17].