Currently, the intensification of urban homogenization and standardization has led to the loss of urban characteristics and memories, resulting in significant changes to urban landscapes. Under the guidance of policies for the renovation of "three old" areas and urban micro-updates, the research and practice of protecting and inheriting historical urban areas in Guangzhou have reached a new stage. However, driven by economic benefits and conservation efforts, the renovation of traditional historical urban spaces often emphasizes material transformation while neglecting the role of non-material elements. This has resulted in the disappearance of memory sites in historical districts and a disconnection in the city's historical context.