The Strategy for Optimizing the Living Environment of Xi 'an Xingqing Palace Park - Based on Vegetation Landscape and Cultural Facility Construction
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The Strategy for Optimizing the Living Environment of Xi 'an Xingqing Palace Park - Based on Vegetation Landscape and Cultural Facility Construction

Yichen Sun 1*
1 XiAn Jiaotong University
*Corresponding author: 783808271@qq.com
Published on 26 November 2025
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LNEP Vol.116
ISSN (Print): 2753-7056
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Abstract

As a Tang Dynasty imperial palace garden site,Xi'an Xingqing Palace Park possesses both profound historical and cultural significance while serving as a vital urban leisure and cultural tourism destination.This study examines the park's historical context and architectural features,followed by an evaluation of its current environmental conditions.Key issues identified include excessive vegetation density,insufficient natural lighting in shaded pathways,limited recreational facilities,and monotonous cultural exhibition formats.To address these challenges,the following improvement measures are proposed:First,adjusting tree heights and shrub density to enhance openness and lighting conditions;Second,adding benches,sun umbrellas,and leisure light poles to improve visitor comfort;Third,installing signage related to the Westward Migration Spirit to enrich cultural heritage;Fourth,strengthening cultural infrastructure development to enhance cultural ambiance.The research concludes that these measures will not only improve living environment quality but also facilitate the integration of cultural relics with modern lifestyles,providing valuable references for the development of other historical heritage parks.

Keywords:

Xi'an Xingqing Palace Park, human settlement environment optimization, vegetation landscape, leisure facilities, spirit of westward migration

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Sun,Y. (2025). The Strategy for Optimizing the Living Environment of Xi 'an Xingqing Palace Park - Based on Vegetation Landscape and Cultural Facility Construction. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,116,17-24.

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[1]. Chen Peiqiang, Wang Luhui, Liu Linggui.A Study on Satisfaction with Cultural Services in the Ecosystem of Xi'an Xingqing Palace Park After Renovation Based on Sentiment Analysis [J].Landscape Architecture, 2024, 41(12): 87-95.(in chinese)

[2]. Yu Xin, Tong Kailin, Xu Yaoping.Analysis of Plant Configuration in Xi'an Xingqing Palace Park [J].Journal of Northwest Forestry University, 2012, 27(06): 207-212.(in chinese)

[3]. Dong Xin. Optimization of Human Settlements and Urbanization with County Towns as Key Platforms [J]. People's Tribune, 2025, (15): 64-69.(in chinese)

[4]. Tu Yanjie.Urban Ecological Landscape Architecture and Greening Design and Innovation Analysis [J].Foshan Ceramics, 2025, 35(07): 180-182.(in chinese)

[5]. Guo Zhuo.Exploring the Garden Design Techniques of Xingqing Palace in Xi'an Site Park [J].Agricultural Science and Technology(Modern Landscape), 2008, (02): 6-9.(in chinese)

[6]. Chen Yuchao, Qiu Hualong, Lin Weihua.A Study on the Post-Use Evaluation Model and System for Recreational Facilities in Forest Parks [J].Forestry and Environmental Science, 2023, 39(03): 43-50.(in chinese)

[7]. Xing Weiming, Miao Kun, LüRui, et al.Preliminary Study on the Carrying Capacity of Urban Park Green Spaces for Recreational Use: A Case Study of Zhengzhou [J].Forestry Science and Technology Development, 2013, 27(04): 135-138.(in chinese)

[8]. Qin Maosheng, Zhao Wenjuan.How University Presses Can Leverage Their Strengths to Excel in Thematic Publishing: A Case Study of Xi'an Jiaotong University Press's'Spirit of Westward Relocation'Series [J].Publishing Panorama, 2022, (16): 29-32.(in chinese)

[9]. Yang Yaping, Nan Yajuan.Exploring the Path of Ideological and Belief Education for College Students in the New Era: Guided by the'Spirit of Westward Relocation'—A Case Study of Xi'an Jiaotong University [J].Journal of Anyang Normal University, 2021, (03): 127-132.(in chinese)

[10]. López C A J, Villota P C J, Neuta L N, et al.Barrios 4D: Semi-automated morphology analysis of human settlements using mobile laser scanning [J].Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science, 2025, 52(8): 1884-1902.

[11]. Dong J, Du C, Yu J.Evolution of Vegetation Landscape Pattern Dynamics in Ejina Delta, Northwest China—Before and After Ecological Water Diversion [J].Remote Sensing, 2025, 17(11): 1843-1843.

[12]. Wang L, Zhuang J, Wang M, et al.Comprehensive assessment of spatial quality in traditional village landscapes of the Yuanshui River Basin using semantic differential and Entropy Weight Methods [J].Frontiers in Environmental Science, 2025, 131552489-1552489.

[13]. Huo W, Zhou L, Wang Z, et al.The human settlement of urban villages in a mountainous city of China: in-depth survey, comprehensive evaluation and policy implications [J].Habitat International, 2025, 166103601-103601.

[14]. Chu Y, Zhang D.How to measure the net effect of wetland park construction on habitat quality: A modeling approach based on spatiotemporal Difference-in-Differences [J].Ecological Indicators, 2025, 178114030-114030.

[15]. Zhao K, Cao X, Wu F, et al.Spatial Pattern and Drivers of China’s Public Cultural Facilities between 2012 and 2020 Based on POI and Statistical Data [J].ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information, 2023, 12(7): 273

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Sun,Y. (2025). The Strategy for Optimizing the Living Environment of Xi 'an Xingqing Palace Park - Based on Vegetation Landscape and Cultural Facility Construction. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,116,17-24.

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Volume title: Proceeding of ICSPHS 2026 Symposium: Urban Industrial Innovation and Resilience-oriented Regional Transformation

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