Group 1 - The third "Great Wall Appointment" global promotion event and World Heritage Dialogue commenced on November 15 in Laishui County, Baoding City, Hebei Province [1][3] - The event is organized by the Hebei Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, Baoding Municipal Government, and the Great Wall Tourism Market Promotion Alliance, among others [3] - The "Great Wall Appointment" series has evolved from initial conceptual exploration to a well-established brand, achieving significant results in promoting international dialogue and cultural exchange [3] Group 2 - The Great Wall, as one of China's first World Heritage sites, symbolizes the resilient spirit and patriotism of the Chinese nation, serving as a crucial emblem of Chinese civilization and a witness to cultural exchanges [5] - Hebei Province is a major region for Great Wall resources, preserving sections from various historical periods, making it one of the most representative and well-preserved areas of the Great Wall [5] - Laishui County is noted for its rich Ming Dynasty Great Wall remains, being one of the longest counties in terms of Great Wall preservation in China [5] Group 3 - The event featured a thematic promotion segment where actor Zhang Xiaolong, portraying "Xu Xiake," interacted with Great Wall protectors to narrate stories of Great Wall conservation and promote Hebei's cultural tourism resources [7] - Experts and scholars discussed topics such as the construction of the Great Wall National Cultural Park, heritage protection, cultural transmission, and international communication during the event [7] - A roundtable dialogue was held to explore innovative narratives of the Great Wall and strategies for attracting global tourists, particularly the "Z Generation" [7] Group 4 - The event included the "Great Wall Appointment" 2025 World Heritage International Photography Exhibition, showcasing approximately 2,200 submissions and 3,500 images to reflect the Great Wall's historical features and conservation achievements [8] - A thematic sharing session was conducted, focusing on the Great Wall as a historical bond and spiritual home for the Chinese nation [8] - The "Great Wall Appointment" journey for international photographers was launched, involving renowned photographers from various countries to capture the natural and cultural landscapes along the Great Wall [8]

Core Points - The Potala Palace in Tibet undergoes its annual painting event, which is a community-driven initiative where locals and tourists participate in the restoration process [1][2] - The painting is traditionally completed before the Tibetan calendar's ninth month, specifically before the "降神节" (降神节) [1] - Participants mix natural ingredients like milk, honey, and sugar with lime to create a special paint for the palace [1][2] Community Involvement - Many visitors, including first-time participants, express pride in contributing to the preservation of this UNESCO World Heritage site [2] - Local residents also actively participate, viewing the event as a prayer for a better life and a hope for world peace [2] - The management of the Potala Palace provides food and tea for the volunteers during the painting process, ensuring that the palace remains open for visitors and pilgrims [2]

历经千年、地处大漠，饱经岁月沧桑的世界文化遗产莫高窟如何得到更好保护传承，是全人类的共 同课题。自20世纪40年代以来，一代代莫高窟人持续接力，从防风治沙到病害成因分析，从被动的抢救 性保护到主动的预防性保护，敦煌研究院如今已经探索出一套较为完善的科学保护体系。 1 Creat STERNE TE 日前，"世界市长对话·敦煌"在敦煌举办，来自10个国家的市长、市长代表、驻华使节、青年汉学 家等中外嘉宾来到莫高窟参观交流。参观过程中，嘉宾特意来到了莫高窟窟顶位置的莫高窟风沙环境综 合治理项目处，学习了解莫高窟文化遗产保护的经验。在戈壁深处，外籍嘉宾深切感受到了莫高窟的生 态保护之变。 ...

中国经济网北京9月28日讯（记者 成琪）9月26日，为提升北京世界文化遗产国际影响力，以世界遗产 为媒促进中外文化交流，北京市民间组织国际交流促进会（以下简称京促会）、北京市文物局及黄廷方 慈善基金共同邀请海内外专家学者、国际青年汇聚北京参加"世界遗产在北京"国际交流对话，活动在北 京饭店金色大厅开幕。 北京中轴线在2024年成功列入联合国教科文组织《世界遗产名录》。目前，北京拥有8处世界文化遗 产，成为全球拥有世界文化遗产最多的城市。一直以来，北京以世界文化遗产的保护标准不断提升遗产 保护水平，提高遗产管理阐释水平；以世界文化遗产保护成果凝聚社会力量，展现独具特色的中国故 事、北京故事；以世界文化遗产的价值认知，更好传承发展中华文明。 活动邀请多名专家学者展开主旨演讲。清华大学建筑学院教授、清华大学国家遗产中心主任吕舟指出， 北京处在北方游牧民族与南方农耕民族生活区域交界线，古代就是不同文化交流碰撞的地方。中华文明 的文化特质和东西方文化交流的成果，都在这座城市当中以不同方式呈现。 世界建筑文物保护基金会总裁兼首席执行官Ms Bénédicte de Montlaur介绍了基金会目的是与当地合作伙 伴保护相 ...

Core Viewpoint - The ancient tea forest cultural landscape in Jingmai Mountain, Pu'er City, Yunnan Province, has become the world's first tea-themed World Cultural Heritage site, highlighting the importance of protecting this unique resource while facing various challenges [1]. Challenges in Protecting Ancient Tea Forests - Limited capacity to prevent extreme natural disasters, such as droughts and hail, has been observed, with past artificial rainfall measures proving ineffective due to poor coverage [2]. - Over-harvesting of tea leaves persists, driven by high prices and insufficient regulatory oversight, leading to damage to the ancient tea trees [2]. - The influx of tourists and external cultural influences has weakened the internal motivation for protecting the ancient tea forests, with some visitors damaging the ecosystem by picking tea leaves and littering [2]. Recommendations for Resource Protection - Increased investment in disaster prevention infrastructure is necessary, including improved early warning systems and advanced irrigation techniques to mitigate drought impacts on ancient tea trees [3]. - Establishing a comprehensive monitoring system to assess the health of ancient tea trees and employing biodiversity to control pests without chemical pesticides is recommended [3]. - Implementing a unified tagging system for ancient tea trees to facilitate protection and educate visitors about their cultural significance is suggested [4]. - Clear harvesting standards should be established to regulate the behavior of companies and individuals, with penalties for over-harvesting [4]. - Educational initiatives for tourists should be developed to promote responsible behavior and environmental protection [4]. - Strengthening local cultural heritage through events and activities that promote tea culture can enhance community engagement and respect for the ancient tea forests [5].

Core Insights - The Hangzhou West Lake Museum celebrated its 20th anniversary, focusing on the protection and transmission of cultural heritage [1][2] - The museum has evolved from having zero artifacts to housing 17,763 items and serving 23 million visitors, becoming a key platform for cultural heritage protection [2] Group 1: Museum Development - The museum was established as China's first lake-themed museum, integrating its design with the natural landscape [1] - It has hosted 254 exhibitions and over 5,000 cultural activities, becoming a central landmark for international cultural exchanges during significant events like the G20 Summit and the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games [2] Group 2: Cultural Heritage Significance - The West Lake itself is viewed as a "museum" of natural and cultural landscapes, with the museum serving as a window to showcase this integration [1] - Public participation has become a crucial force in the protection of world cultural heritage, with volunteers acting as cultural heritage "ambassadors" [2]

Core Points - The National Cultural Heritage Administration of China announced plans to promote several cultural heritage sites for World Heritage status during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, including "Jingdezhen Handcrafted Porcelain Industry" and "Sanxingdui - Jinsha Site" [1] - China currently has 60 World Heritage sites, including 41 cultural heritage sites and 4 sites that are both cultural and natural [1] - The application process for several heritage sites is progressing steadily, with a focus on optimizing the "Chinese World Cultural Heritage Tentative List" [1] Group 1 - The successful inclusion of four cultural heritage sites in the World Heritage List, such as "Quanzhou: China's World Maritime Trade Center in the Song and Yuan Dynasties" and "Beijing Central Axis" [1] - The management system for several heritage sites, including Leshan Giant Buddha and Mount Wudang, has been streamlined to enhance protection and management capabilities [1] - A series of protection and display projects have been implemented for sites like the Forbidden City and the Great Wall, improving their protection status and interpretative display levels [2] Group 2 - The establishment of the "Asian Cultural Heritage Protection Alliance," initiated by China, has expanded to include 20 member, partner, and observer countries [2] - The alliance aims to contribute to the international governance system for cultural heritage protection by establishing a technical committee for standardization [2] - China has submitted 10 protection status reports to UNESCO, all of which have been successfully approved by the World Heritage Committee [2]

Core Points - The 47th World Heritage Conference concluded in Paris, adding 26 cultural and natural heritage sites to the World Heritage List, emphasizing the responsibility of preservation and promotion of these treasures [1] - The article explores innovative cultural heritage protection efforts in three sites: the Schwerin Castle Complex in Germany, the Umm Qais archaeological site in Jordan, and the Gedi Ruins in Kenya [1] Schwerin Castle Complex - The Schwerin Castle Complex consists of 38 buildings, showcasing a blend of architectural styles including Classicism, Baroque, and Neo-Renaissance, reflecting the historical significance and daily life of the local community [2] - The local government and community actively participate in heritage protection, with funding from municipal and state governments, as well as social donations [4] - Initiatives to engage local residents include workshops in schools and storytelling competitions, fostering a sense of pride and responsibility towards the heritage [4] Umm Qais Archaeological Site - The Umm Qais site features remnants of ancient agricultural society, including water management systems that highlight the historical significance of the area [5] - The site has been influenced by various civilizations, including Roman, Nabataean, Byzantine, and Ottoman, making it a rich cultural heritage location [5] - Community involvement in preservation efforts includes training and job creation, enhancing local residents' connection to their heritage [6] Gedi Ruins - The Gedi Ruins, located between the Indian Ocean and a forest, served as a key trading hub in East Africa, showcasing unique coral stone architecture and water management systems [7][8] - The site has historical artifacts indicating its role in the Indian Ocean trade network, with connections to East Asia, South Asia, and the Arabian Peninsula [8] - Collaborative efforts among local communities, museums, and government agencies focus on balancing heritage protection with sustainable tourism development [8]

世界遗产是人类共同财富。近日，联合国教科文组织第四十七届世界遗产大会在巴黎闭幕，共有26处文 化和自然遗产项目在本届大会期间被列入《世界遗产名录》。大会发布的新闻公告强调，项目入选意味 着传承、保护与弘扬瑰宝的重大责任。近日，本报记者走进德国什未林城堡建筑群、约旦乌姆·吉马勒 考古遗址和肯尼亚格迪古城遗址3处世界文化遗产，探寻当地如何创新开展文化遗产保护工作，并记录 其中的有益经验。 德国什未林城堡建筑群—— 激发保护文化遗产的持久热情 从德国什未林火车站出发向南行进，在干净狭窄的街巷中穿行20分钟后，视野豁然开朗：灰蓝色天空 下，一片湖面映入眼帘，水天相接处，被誉为"欧洲浪漫主义最后绽放"的什未林城堡静静矗立。华灯初 上，波光与建筑交相辉映，人工造物与自然景观融为一体。抬头望去，梅克伦堡家族先辈尼克洛特的雕 像镶嵌在城堡外立面中心位置。 什未林建筑群以城堡为轴心，依傍花园与湖泊，共包括38座建筑。梅克伦堡家族从12世纪开始兴建城 堡，融合了古典主义、巴洛克、新文艺复兴等多种建筑风格。对什未林当地民众而言，这些建筑既是历 史遗存，更是日常生活的一部分：德国最早使用电力照明的剧院里，如今依旧上演着瓦格纳的歌剧； ...

Core Points - Quanzhou, as a starting point of the Maritime Silk Road, was recognized for its historical significance when "Quanzhou: China's World Maritime Trade Center of the Song and Yuan Dynasties" was successfully listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2021 [2][3] - The ancient shipbuilding technology of China was showcased through the restoration of ancient wooden sailboats, initiated by the Quanzhou Overseas Transportation History Museum, which faced funding challenges that were resolved after intervention from Xi Jinping [2] - The cultural heritage protection efforts in Quanzhou have been steadily advancing, culminating in the successful application for World Heritage status after 20 years of work [3] Group 1 - Quanzhou is recognized as a significant historical site due to its role in maritime trade during the Song and Yuan dynasties [2][3] - The restoration project of ancient wooden sailboats highlights China's advanced shipbuilding technology and the importance of maritime trade in cultural exchange [2] - The successful listing of Quanzhou as a World Heritage Site reflects two decades of dedicated efforts in cultural heritage protection [3] Group 2 - The city of Quanzhou continues to thrive, maintaining its historical significance while embracing its maritime legacy [4]