Abstract:The Longsheng terraced fields in Guangxi were built in the Song Dynasty. It has a history of more than 800 years and is an important agricultural cultural heritage in China. The topography and geomorphology of the terraces have been highly integrated into the production and lifestyle of local residents.Except the core area of Longji,the rest of villages in Guangxi Longsheng have been left behind due to the remote location, small terraced fields and scattered spatial distribution relatively.Thus,in the previous stage of rural revitalization, the value of its agricultural heritage has not been fully assessed and protected.The agricultural cultural landscape of the villages has not been fully activated and is now in a state of relative poverty. This article will take the above-mentioned sample of the Yangwan Village in Longsheng as the research object to discuss the protection and activation of the terraced landscape of ethnic traditional villages in the non-core area of Longsheng in Guangxi under the thinking of agricultural cultural heritage, and explore the development path of the village in the context of rural revitalization.