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Research on Rural Youth Hostel Spatial Design Strategies under the Concept of Environmental Education
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Abstract
With the rapid development of rural tourism and the vigorous implementation of rural revitalization policies, rural youth hostels in China are showing promising prospects. Mass-oriented youth hostels are no longer sufficient to meet the diverse needs of society. The development of youth hostels is undergoing new exploration and transformation, with the incorporation of environmental education content providing a new path for the development and transformation of rural youth hostels. This paper, from the perspective of environmental education, elucidates the significance of conducting environmental education in rural youth hostels, proposes new ideas for the construction of rural youth hostels, and outlines the implementation pathways of environmental education in these settings.
Keywords
Environmental education concept, Rural youth hostels, Youth hostel design strategies
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Zhu,J. (2024).Research on Rural Youth Hostel Spatial Design Strategies under the Concept of Environmental Education.Advances in Humanities Research,4,18-24.
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