Research on Ancient Architecture at the Eastern Qing Tombs Based on the Theory of Full Life Cycle

A full life cycle model for the Eastern Qing Tombs, a UNESCO-listed Ming and Qing imperial mausoleum complex, reveals how digital integration can systematically track its architectural evolution—from planning to contemporary conservation. This approach divides the tombs' history into five phases: origin, development, maturity, decline, and renewal, providing dynamic management of material characteristics and cultural value. The model offers practical solutions for sustainable heritage preservation, academic research, and cultural dissemination, bridging gaps between historical analysis and modern conservation practices.

Gong, K., & Qi, H. (2025). Research on Ancient Architecture at the Eastern Qing Tombs Based on the Theory of Full Life Cycle. Academic Journal of Management and Social Sciences, 13(2), 62–66. https://doi.org/10.54097/3xb0sy26