Abstract: With the development of China's economy, the original local landscape of ethnic villages has been disintegrating, which
has also changed the traditional space of villages and the lifestyle of local residents. From the perspective of emotional geography, this
study explores the significance of the emotional structure formed by the Shuanglang residents' local memory and emotion in the
reproduction of local space through field ethnography, and applies Henri Lefebvre's three-dimensional dialectics of history-spiritsociety
to the study of the structure of local emotional space, and draws its emotional space schema and ideal space schema through
tribal drawing. Therefore, the daily living space, emotional space and local emotional characteristics of local residents are
comprehensively studied. The research on the emotional spatial structure of ethnic villages can analyze the local emotional needs of
Shuanglang residents under the promotion of tourism, which is helpful for finding the meaning and value of places for people,
coordinating the relationship between social and economic development and protection of traditional culture, and better reflecting the
nature and characteristics of places.