In the modern urban and rural development environment, the impact of urbanization has led to blind development of rural areas and excessive artificial behavior. Rural revitalization and utilization can effectively solve the problem of mechanical and stereotyped use of rural resources. However, in the actual activation process, there are also problems such as good and bad, widely different evaluation standards, and neglecting the basics. This article builds a rural resource potential assessment system model to stimulate rural potential resources and highlight rural characteristic elements based on reasonable activation of the countryside. It integrates the natural ecology, local spiritual culture, and healthy life of the NPH concept into the assessment system, and gathers keywords through Cite Space. Through three stages: category research, IBM SPSS factor layer and indicator layer credibility and validity analysis, and AHP analytic hierarchy process screening, a rural resource potential assessment system model was constructed to provide direction for rural activation and utilization.
Author Contributions
Conceptualization: P.; Methodology: P.; Software: P.; Validation: P.W.; Formal analysis: P.; Investigation: P.; Resources: P.; Data Curation: P.; Writing-original draft preparation: P.W.C.; Writing- review and editing: P.W.C.; Visualization: P.W.C.; Supervision: P.W.; Project administration: P.W.; Funding acquisition: P.W.
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