Nature-based　Solutions　(NbSs)　bridge　ecological　conservation　and　human　well-being.　As　the　concept　gains　global　traction,　its　potential　for　cultural　heritage　preservation　is　drawing　increasing　interest.　This　study　explores　the　localized　application　of　NbSs　in　Chinese　villages,　focusing　on　two　core　questions:　its　compatibility　with　traditional　Chinese　construction　wisdom　and　its　practical　pathways　for　localization.　A　literature　review　reveals　strong　theoretical　alignment　between　NbS　principles　and　indigenous　building　practices.　This　study　develops　a　dual　quantitative　framework-comprising　an　NbS　evaluation　system　and　a　cultural　value　assessment　system-for　coupling　coordination　analysis.　Results　show　a　strong　interdependence　between　the　integration　of　NbS　principles　and　village　cultural　value,　with　traditional　villages　(0.7806)　achieving　a　better　balance　between　ecological　protection　and　cultural　heritage　than　non-traditional　villages　(0.5953),　validating　the　alignment　of　global　NbS　principles　with　local　building　wisdom.　Based　on　gray　relational　analysis,　disaster　risk　management　and　local　governance　are　identified　as　key　NbS　dimensions　shaping　cultural　integrity　and　knowledge　continuity.　An　integrated　indicator　system　combining　ecological　and　cultural　metrics　is　proposed.　This　study　confirms　the　alignment　between　global　principles　and　local　wisdom,　offering　an　NbS　localization　framework　with　insights　for　heritage　conservation.