Senyu Lou

1. Introduction 1.1. Research Background Today, rural development has become a global focus. As a major agricultural country, China’s sustainable development of rural areas is critical to its overall prosperity [1,2,3]. In China, Camellia oleifera is a unique woody edible oil tree species. It has a history of cultivation and utilization spanning more than 2300 years. It is known as one of the world’s four largest wood oil plants, together with olive oil, oil palm, and coconut.

1. Introduction As an important place for industrial production, product transportation, and personnel operations, industrial heritage has a direct impact on buildings’ floor plan layout, structure, streamlined organization, and process characteristics. It is one of the important indicators for measuring urban competitiveness and economic development levels [1].

1. Introduction China’s many rural areas share basic characteristics—a wide area, large population, and profound culture. For thousands of years, the mode of production of its farming economy and the introverted and closed social structure have contributed to the stable rural spatial form.