General Secretary Tours World Heritage Sites Online: Protecting the Treasures of Chinese Culture
World heritage conservation and inheritance: General Secretary Xi Jinping places great importance on safeguarding China’s heritage and bringing it to the world After Jingdezhen was inscribed, China now has 61 sites on the list, continuing to protect cultural and natural treasures
On July 27, China News Service published a textandphoto report reviewing China's protection and inheritance of world heritage, focusing on General Secretary Xi Jinping's emphasis on world heritage conservation and the relevant important instructions he has given.
The report mentioned that since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, General Secretary Xi Jinping has repeatedly issued important instructions on the protection of world cultural heritage, stressing the priority of conservation, and has actively promoted Chinese world heritage in foreign affairs activities, helping Chinese culture reach the world.
The article also mentioned that on July 25, "The Archaeological Remains of Jingdezhen Handmade Porcelain Industry" was successfully inscribed on the World Heritage List, bringing the total number of China's world heritage sites to 61. The report called for continued strengthening of protection, inheritance, and rational use, so as to safeguard the cultural and natural treasures of the Chinese nation.