文化遗产保护 以文物之光守护文明根脉

Group 1 - The Han-Wei Luoyang Ancient City Ruins Museum opened for free trial on June 5, becoming a significant part of the national cultural heritage protection project during the 14th Five-Year Plan [1] - The Dahuacun Ruins Museum, the first panoramic museum showcasing the Yangshao culture, is set to open on June 14, highlighting the innovative exploration of large archaeological site protection in Henan Province [1] - Henan's large archaeological sites, such as Jiahu, Dahuacun, Erlitou, and others, demonstrate the historical continuity and achievements of Chinese civilization, with museums serving as a bridge between archaeological research and the public [1] Group 2 - Henan Province plays a crucial role in major archaeological projects like the "Summer, Shang, and Zhou Chronology Project" and "Chinese Civilization Exploration Project," leading the nation in archaeological discoveries and establishing a unique cultural heritage protection system [2] - The province has 55 archaeological discoveries included in the "Top Ten New Archaeological Discoveries in China," the highest number in the country, and has established seven national archaeological site parks [2] - The provincial cultural heritage bureau emphasizes the importance of protecting and promoting Chinese cultural treasures, aiming to enhance archaeological research and deepen cultural exchanges [2]