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Journal of Chinese
Architecture and Urbanism Cultural landscape design and protection

A B C

Figure 2. The Yi Village landscape. (A) Constructions. (B) Road. (C) Square. Source: Photo by the authors

A B C

Figure 3. “Three shengs” performed by the Yi people. (A) “Da Luo Sheng” dance. (B) “Xiao Baozi Sheng” dance. (C) “Tiger Sheng” dance. Source: Photo
by the author

Figure 4. Elevation analysis map. Source: Drawing by the authors

and southwest, while the upper and lower areas face 3.2.3. Slope analysis
the north, northeast, and northwest. Considering these As depicted in the slope analysis map (Figure 6), several
varying slope directions, efforts will be directed toward high hills are distributed within Lifang Village. The red
creating structures that are more rational and receive areas on the map indicate steep slopes and uneven terrain.
ample natural light during subsequent building repair and However, most of the project site is in the green area, which
transformation (Bai et al., 2023). is more suitable for production and living.

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