北京提出的云居寺藏经“申忆”，是什么意思？

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing government aims to promote the "Cloud Dwelling Temple Stone Sutra Application" to include it in the UNESCO World Memory Register, highlighting its unique cultural significance and historical value [1][2]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage Significance - The Cloud Dwelling Temple, located in the Beijing Xishan Yongding River Cultural Belt, is recognized as a key national cultural relic since 1961 and is noted for having the largest collection of stone sutras in the world [2]. - The stone sutras at Cloud Dwelling Temple, which began engraving in the Sui Dynasty (605 AD) and continued until the Ming Dynasty (1691 AD), consist of 14,278 pieces totaling approximately 35 million characters, making it the largest and longest-lasting "stone library" globally [2]. Group 2: Unique Value Proposition - The core value of the Cloud Dwelling Temple's stone sutras lies in the over 10,000 pieces of Liao and Jin stone sutras, which serve as the only physical evidence to restore the lost "Khitan Canon," showcasing their irreplaceable and unique nature [2]. - Compared to the Korean "Goryeo Canon" (which is made of wood and easily damaged) and the dispersed Dunhuang manuscripts, the Cloud Dwelling Temple's stone sutras benefit from their solid material (stone) and original site preservation [2]. Group 3: Academic and Global Impact - Successful application for the World Memory Register will establish Beijing as a center for East Asian Buddhist literature, promoting global sharing of lost classics and revitalizing the cultural significance of this "Beijing's Dunhuang" on the world stage [3].