Frontiers in Management Research

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Authors: Chen Huanhuan

With the advent of the global cultural crisis, local culture has attracted more and more attention from the public. The flow of new landscape works emerging in the urban construction may bring us surprise for an instant, but human beings will also find there are so many regrets and problems left behind, especially, the various cities with homogeneous landscape, various places of interest with homogeneous scenery and the costly “exotic flowers” and “exotic plants”. The lack of local geographical features and culture has become a common problem in the landscape works of urban construction in many cities. The reason is found to be the fact that people intend to ignore the role of native culture in landscape design, and additionally overlook the integration of local culture into the design while drawing more lessons from the foreign experience. The elements of the vernacular landscape come from rural life and also nature, which is simple and unpretentious, full of regional characteristics. And there are significant differences amongbetween different regions. For example, the quadrangle dwellings in Beijing, the caves in northern Shaanxi, and the towers in the south of China are the vernacular landscapes in different regions. The author finds that the elements of ordinary and natural vernacular landscape can be expressed in a reasonable way so as to maximize the presentation of characteristics of the vernacular landscape and to form a landscape full of regional culture.

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Authors: Jessee (Shi) Zhang

This paper introduces the general situation of trade secrets, through the analysis of the present situation of the international trade secret legislation and the related laws of China's trade secret protection on listing in table 2, analysis of tort and tort liability to get the strategy of the enterprise to better manage the business secret in the current state of the law. This paper will discuss the prevalent right of trade secret, the right of privacy, the public right to know, and give suggestions on three rights to the separate legislation of trade secret in China.

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Authors: Xianmin Mai,·Haiyan Zhong,·Jun Wen,·Kangcai Nie,·Shuang Zhou,·Xiao Luo

The rapid post-disaster reconstructions after the Wenchuan earthquake have been highly praised for its efficiency. However, vernacular residential buildings are somehow ignored in the process of the rapid reconstruction. In order to study the loss of the traditional architectural context during the post-disaster reconstruction, the author investigated the residential buildings and carried out some interviews with the governors, the village head as well as the villagers involved in the post-disaster reconstruction in Lixian, a county near the Wenchuan epicenter. It is found out that more than half of the traditional residential buildings were replaced by new houses in the process of the rapid post-disaster reconstruction. Because of the constraints on the cost, design quality and construction time, most of the new buildings lost the traditional architecture context. Meanwhile, the consciousness of the residents to protect the traditional architectural context has risen up for the rapid post-disaster development of the local transportation and tourism. This study reveals that sufficient attention hasn’t been paid to the traditional architectural context in post-disaster reconstruction, which has limited the current tourism development of the county and the rise of the household income. During the post-disaster reconstruction, attaching importance to the inheritance of traditional architectural context is of great significance to the sustainable development of the remote mountain areas.