| dc.description.abstract | ＂Chin-shan-mien＂ is an ancient name of place that formerly a traditional Hakka villages, which Taiwan’’s first Science Park established laterly. With the rise of technology industries, people know the Hsin-chu Science Park, but most people may not know where is ＂Chin-shan-mien＂. The Chin-shan-mien’s industry changed from tradition to the modern field which can be regarded as Taiwan industrial development process in miniature.
This research aims to explore the relationships between the local environment and the livelihood activities of residents who are living in ＂Chin-shan-mien＂: From the early days of the traditional settlements to today’’s Science-based Industrial Park, and the village industry is changing from the most traditional industries to the most sophisticated high-tech industries. Then From the natural environment, population, technology, organization, culture and external environmental factors, explore what cause ＂Chin-shan-mien＂ surface areas changes from traditional industries, the process of industrialization to the high-tech industry.
The study found that when the economy develops more prosperously, more weakly relationship between people and land, which is making the symbiotic relationship converted to dominated relationship, and mostly, this kind of changes due to the industry changes. The relationship between people and land in the traditional industries are closed, cause they use the natural resources to develop industries; in the Industrialization times, the relationships is not as well as before, but still in the balanced stages; but in the stages of high-tech industries, cause the policy established and the technology access, which make the resources of land need to be reconfigured, and make the power of men above the land.
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