The　process　of　urbanization　has　accelerated　economic　growth　while　also　presenting　social　challenges.　Urban　renewal　is　crucial　for　achieving　sustainable　urban　development,　especially　by　preserving　traditional　villages　as　cultural　heritage　sites　within　cities.　This　study　employs　Python　algorithm　programming　and　visual　analysis　functions　to　conduct　a　bibliometric　analysis　of　408　research　papers　on　the　preservation　of　traditional　village　cultural　heritage　in　urban　renewal　from　1999　to　2023　in　the　Web　of　Science　core　database.　The　objective　is　to　examine　the　historical　background,　current　status,　and　future　trends　in　this　area.　The　analysis　explores　cooperation　networks,　co-citation　relationships,　co-occurrence　patterns,　and　emerging　characteristics　of　research　on　traditional　village　cultural　heritage　protection　in　urban　renewal.　It　focuses　on　various　aspects,　such　as　authors,　institutions,　countries,　journals,　documents,　and　keywords.　The　results　indicate　that　the　study　of　traditional　village　cultural　heritage　protection　in　urban　renewal　can　be　divided　into　three　developmental　stages.　＂Sustainable　development＂,　＂cultural　heritage＂,　＂historic　urban　landscapes＂,　and　＂rural　revitalization＂　are　the　research　hotspots　and　future　trends　in　this　field.　The　results　of　this　study　provide　a　comprehensive　overview　of　the　evolution　of　research　hotspots　in　this　field　and　can　help　researchers　willing　to　work　in　this　research　area　quickly　understand　the　research　frontiers　and　the　general　situation.