%0 Journal Article %T Urban-Rural Integration and Coordinated Development Investigation 
¡ªEvaluation of Linguistic Landscapes in Urban Villages of Guangzhou %A Shantong Yang %A Jingyuan Hu %A Yitong Xiong %A Jiayun He %A Yaqi Pei %A Lang Qin %J Open Access Library Journal %V 12 %N 5 %P 1-14 %@ 2333-9721 %D 2025 %I Open Access Library %R 10.4236/oalib.1113458 %X This study examines the linguistic landscape features and variations in urban villages through the cases of Kangle Village and Liede Village in Guangzhou, employing a three-dimensional spatial theoretical framework. The research reveals that Kangle Village predominantly features unofficial signage and Mandarin usage, whereas Liede Village demonstrates a marked prominence of official bilingual (Chinese-English) signage. Significant disparities were observed in residents¡¯ perceptions of and sense of belonging to these linguistic landscapes. The findings indicate that linguistic landscapes not only mirror sociocultural transformations and identity negotiations during urban-rural integration processes, but also yield concrete strategies for optimizing language planning and signage management in urban village redevelopment initiatives.
%K Urban-Rural Integration %K Linguistic Landscape %K Guangzhou %U http://www.oalib.com/paper/6859950