A Study on the Regional Characteristics and Spatial Construction Mechanisms of Minzhong Tubao

This paper focuses on the regional characteristics and spatial construction mechanisms of Minzhong Tubao. These features not only reflect the architectural roots and cultural heritage of the region but also serve as the foundation for the adaptation to environmental changes and innovative development. Taking Minzhong Tubao as a case study, the research explores the geographical landscape, natural symbiosis, and ethical order embedded in these structures; examines their regional characteristics and spatial attributes; and analyzes the intrinsic connections and broader significance of these elements. Based on these findings, the study proposes strategies for the preservation of Minzhong Tubao and pathways for their modern applications, grounded in their regional characteristics. The aim is not only to protect these structures from destruction or natural decay but also to explore the continuation and innovation of traditional architectural culture in central Fujian within the context of modern architecture.