Topography of Red Memories in Modern China

Matten M, Kunze R (2021)


Publication Language: English

Publication Type: Other publication type

Publication year: 2021

URI: https://redmemory.hypotheses.org

Abstract

The establishment of sites of Red Tourism in contemporary China is a complex process involving different actors that range from the central government and the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CCP) to local and provincial state authorities and representatives of the tourism industry. Red Tourism sites are a combination of spaces for ideological education, leisure, and tourism development. Approaches in cultural geography have also pointed to the different functions of tourism, arguing that tourist sites are not only sites for passive consumption, or cultural appropriation but also produce a sense of place that can be crucial for generating identity and collective consciousness. This database provides an overview of the 800 sites of red tourism, their spatial distribution in the PRC, and their role in ideological education in contemporary China.

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APA:

Matten, M., & Kunze, R. (2021). Topography of Red Memories in Modern China.

MLA:

Matten, Marc, and Rui Kunze. Topography of Red Memories in Modern China. 2021.

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