The provincial overall acceptance of the Fourth National Cultural Relics Census has been completed

According to the National Cultural Heritage Administration, the provincial overall acceptance review for the Fourth National Cultural Heritage Census was fully completed on September 29. With the inclusion of the Tibet Autonomous Region and Qinghai Province, the provincial acceptance work has now concluded in all 31 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the central government, as well as the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. This acceptance review was launched on August 1 and involved a total of 32 acceptance teams, led by relevant officials and experts from the National Cultural Heritage Administration. They carried out onsite inspections of 32 countylevel census units, 61 key areas, and 509 immovable cultural relics, with a focus on the organization and implementation of the census, data quality, and archival results. The acceptance teams concluded that all localities have completed the census tasks as required and have basically gained a clear picture of the resources of immovable cultural relics, with overall data quality meeting the standards. The next step will be for the relevant parties to continue improving the census report, advance data analysis, consolidate the results, and publish the catalog, while establishing a dynamic monitoring mechanism for cultural relic resources and strengthening systematic protection.