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Core Points - The article highlights the transformation of Langtou Village, a 700-year-old traditional village in Guangzhou, which has been selected as a case study for rural revitalization by the World Tourism Alliance in 2024 and will be showcased at the Venice International Architecture Biennale in 2025 [1] Group 1: Historical and Cultural Significance - Langtou Village, located in Huadu District, Guangzhou, has a history of approximately 700 years and consists of three communities: Langdong, Langzhong, and Langxi, centered around a half-moon pond [6] - The village features 388 existing ancient buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasties, including five gate towers and numerous exquisite stone, brick, wood carvings, and gray sculptures [13][19] Group 2: Modern Developments and Tourism - Recent renovations have transformed ancient residences into guesthouses and dining spaces, with the Spring Sunshine Art and Culture Center designed by architect Zhang Yonghe serving as a cultural landmark that includes exhibition halls, a library, and a theater, open to villagers for free [23] - In 2024, the number of visitors to Langtou Village is expected to exceed 960,000, representing an increase of over four times compared to the previous year, with villagers benefiting from employment opportunities in hospitality, dining, and cultural creation [28] Group 3: Preservation and Community Impact - The village has adopted a strategy of "using the old for the new" through protective renovations, allowing villagers to work and operate businesses in the ancient village while residing in newly constructed areas, thus preserving the original appearance of the Lingnan architectural group [31][38]