以“应普尽普”促文物“应保尽保”（人民时评）

Group 1 - The ongoing fourth national cultural relics census focuses on material cultural heritage reflecting the history of the Communist Party, New China, reform and opening up, and the history of socialism, enhancing the registration and protection of important historical sites [1][2] - The census is a significant national condition and strength survey, essential for the development of cultural relics, aiming to identify and protect more relics, ensuring comprehensive protection [2][3] - The census work connects scattered fragments of civilization into a "genealogy" of cultural relics, providing important references for drawing wisdom from civilization, inheriting cultural roots, and promoting national and contemporary spirit [2][3] Group 2 - The protection of cultural relics requires both professional efforts and public participation, with awareness of cultural relics protection growing through this process [3] - The standards for relic identification are continuously improving, expanding the scope of protected objects and enriching the value connotation of cultural relics [3] - The approach emphasizes "protection first, rescue first, reasonable use, and strengthened management," with a focus on utilizing cultural heritage to meet public cultural service needs [3][4] Group 3 - Examples of utilizing cultural relics for public cultural services include the construction of fitness trails near ancient rock paintings in Yunnan and the development of rural tourism in Nujiang, which attracts visitors [4] - The transformation of the old Xi'an Film Studio into an art venue and commercial hub illustrates the economic potential of cultural relics [4] - Each census promotes the leap-forward development of the cultural relics sector, establishing a solid foundation for high-quality development in this field [4]