Abstract:The Xinch ang Section is a core component of the cultural belt of the Path of Tang Poetry in eastern Zhejiang, whose landscapes embody profound cultural heritage and poetic historical significance. Focusing on the spatial characteristics of landscapes embedded in Tang poems related to the Xinchang Section, this study aims to reveal the spatial representation mechanisms and planning application value of poetry culture at the county scale. Taking 168 Tang poems describing the actual scenes of Xinchang as the research object, Rost CM6 text mining software was used to extract landscape elements and analyze spatial imagery. The results show that the landscapes of Xinchang in the Tang Dynasty can be summarized into five core types: leisurely wandering through the moonlit peaks and forest paths, boating on the stream to admire the flowers and willows along the riverbank, savoring tea in the Buddhist temple, seeking immortality and enlightenment in the mountain and wilderness scenery and withdrawing to a rural idyll in Xinchang. Based on the analysis of the causes of the spatial imagery of these five landscapes, planning strategies for the Tang poetry landscapes of Xinchang in the county space are proposed: constructing a linear display space integrating nature and culture, creating immersive Tang poetry landscape narrative scenes, and developing digital cultural tourism to promote the construction of the poetry corridor in eastern Zhejiang.
