Abstract: At present, issues such as the convergence of urban and rural landscape styles and inadequate cultural protection in our country urgently require resolution. Landscape style control is a crucial means employed in urban and rural planning for the protection and development of regional landscapes. The control technical path serves as the core vehicle for achieving the effectiveness of landscape style control. With the establishment and continuous refinement of the national spatial planning system in our country, more in-depth thinking and research are needed regarding the control of architectural styles. To clearly summarize and sort out the technical paths of landscape style control in our country, this research utilizes the CiteSpace software to conduct a visual quantitative analysis of relevant domestic literature on landscape style control studies. Combining in-depth reading of the literature, a comprehensive analysis and induction of the content, methods, and results of style control are carried out. The technical paths of style control in our country, along with their development and evolution processes and stage characteristics, are summarized and refined. The analysis results indicate that research in this field demonstrates a sustained increasing trend in popularity. The technical path has undergone three development stages: 'emphasis on the practicality and functionality of buildings - integration of environmental aesthetics - establishment of a systematic evaluation system', gradually shaping the current control path centered on urban design and integrating multiple means. On this basis, the research proposes specific directions for optimizing the existing technical path in the future.