Research on the Cultural Connotation and Living Inheritance of Taishan Village Female Red Embroidery Based on Ecological Aesthetics

Female red embroidery from Taishan Village, Mount Taishan, embodies deep cultural connotations and ecological aesthetic value, reflecting natural beauty, regional traditions, and the harmony between humans and nature. The study constructs a theoretical framework based on three interrelated dimensions: natural ecology (using natural materials like cotton, linen, and silk), cultural ecology (preserving local history, customs, and female culture), and aesthetic ecology (embodying simplicity, innovation, and harmonious values). Grounded theory methods—including data collection, coding, and saturation testing—reveal how this craft symbolizes traditional roles while adapting to modern needs. Strategies for dynamic inheritance, such as awareness campaigns, talent cultivation, and industrial integration, are proposed to revitalize the practice, contributing to rural revitalization and ecological protection.

Ning, D. (2025). Research on the Cultural Connotation and Living Inheritance of Taishan Village Female Red Embroidery Based on Ecological Aesthetics. Social Sciences, 14(2), 136–152. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ss.20251402.17