What is the definition of humanistic tourism resources?

Humanistic tourism resources are things and factors created by human beings that reflect the political, economic, cultural and social customs and conditions of various eras and ethnic groups, and have tourism functions. According to the "China Tourism Resources Census Standards", it is also divided into three major categories, namely, monuments and buildings, leisure, knowledge and fitness (including scientific, educational and cultural facilities, recuperation and welfare facilities, zoos, botanical gardens, parks, sports venues, amusement places, Festivals, cultural groups, etc.) and shopping (including markets and shopping malls, famous stores, local products, etc.).

Humanistic tourism resources are also called humanistic landscape tourism resources. It refers to a cultural landscape composed of various social environments, people's lives, historical relics, culture and art, national customs and material production. Because each has its own traditional characteristics, it has become an object of tourist appreciation. They are the crystallization of human history and culture and a concentrated reflection of national features. They contain not only the spiritual and material wealth left over from the long course of human history, but also include all aspects of today's human society. Different from natural landscape tourism resources, cultural landscape tourism resources can be created consciously by people by building museums, art galleries, amusement parks, cultural palaces, sports centers, and organizing cultural festivals, drama festivals, film festivals, music festivals and Various folk festive activities and other unique cultural activities are used to enrich tourism content, attract tourists from far away, and form cultural tourism resources full of modern flavor. They are roughly divided into the following categories: ① Humanistic scenery. Including ancient buildings, historical and cultural cities, historical relics and sites, celebrity tombs, museums, modern buildings and modern memorial sites and monuments; ② Cultural traditions. Including national festivals, national arts, handicrafts, customs, language, religion, politics and science and technology! ③Sports and entertainment. Including travel for the purpose of sports and fitness, participating in or watching sports competitions, visiting theme parks and amusement parks, participating in world cultural activities, and recuperation tourism for the purpose of rehabilitation and health care; ④ Eating and shopping.