9月23日上午，由中共中央宣传部、中共北京市委、北京市人民政府共同主办的2025北京文化 （000802）论坛在北京国际饭店开幕。本届论坛以"传承·创新·互鉴"为永久主题，以"文化和科技融合发 展"为年度主题，汇聚全球文化科技领域智慧，推动文明交流互鉴。 希望在电影产业方面进一步加强合作 法国前总理让-皮埃尔·拉法兰以"以文化为桥梁连接世界"为题发表演讲，指出中法两国经历了数代人的 努力，建立了坚实的合作伙伴关系与深厚友谊。 主论坛上，拉法兰宣读了法国文化部长拉茜达·达蒂致北京文化论坛的一封信。信中指出：我们两国都 深知"长久性"的力量，这种力量源自于对文化的珍视，文化长久植根于历史深处，这种力量也体现在始 终将文化置于外交核心位置。两国元首也共同强调了文化在双边关系中的核心作用。 "2024年中法文化旅游年的成功就是最有力的证明。两国通过举办各种丰富活动，展现丰富的文化遗 产、当代艺术以及文创产业，展示了中法两国作为旅游目的地的魅力。法国不仅展现了希望让中国公众 更好地了解本国悠久历史与文化遗产的意愿，同时也展示了当代创作者们的活力、创造力和创新精神。 2024年同样是庆祝两国关系史上特殊时刻的最佳年份—— ...

Core Points - The 47th World Heritage Conference successfully added the Xixia Tombs to the World Heritage List, marking China's 60th heritage project, which reflects international recognition of China's cultural heritage protection efforts [1] - The conference highlighted China's systematic governance model in cultural heritage protection, with four cultural heritage reports receiving approval, showcasing effective cross-regional and cross-departmental collaboration [2] - China hosted various side events during the conference, focusing on global issues such as archaeological heritage protection and cultural heritage digitization, demonstrating its role in fostering international dialogue and knowledge sharing [2][3] Group 1 - The successful inclusion of Xixia Tombs in the World Heritage List emphasizes China's significant role in the global heritage system [1] - The approval of reports on the protection status of four cultural heritage sites indicates the effectiveness of China's systematic governance model [2] - The establishment of a "mountain-sea-city" landscape protection system in Macau exemplifies innovative approaches to heritage management [2] Group 2 - The side events organized by China attracted global experts, indicating the strong appeal of the topics discussed and China's growing influence in the heritage field [3] - The discussions at the conference reflected global cultural hotspots, addressing how cultural heritage can serve contemporary life and respond to climate change [3] - The upcoming 2024 training session in China for Asian region world heritage pre-assessment highlights China's commitment to sharing knowledge and best practices [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the progress and achievements of China in the protection and management of world cultural and natural heritage over the past 40 years, emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage in promoting national identity and international cultural exchange [3][5][6]. Summary by Sections Achievements in Heritage Protection - China has significantly increased its number of world heritage sites, reaching a total of 60 by 2025, positioning itself among the leaders globally [3]. - The protection and management systems for cultural heritage have been improved, including the establishment of legal frameworks and management structures [5][6]. - A practical world cultural heritage monitoring system has been created, providing data support for heritage protection decisions since its launch in 2014 [6]. Public Engagement and Community Involvement - The application for heritage status has led to increased public awareness and participation in heritage protection efforts [5]. - Local communities are actively involved in the development of tourism around heritage sites, enhancing their income and employment opportunities [7]. Sustainable Development and Integration - The article stresses the need for sustainable development in heritage protection, integrating economic, environmental, and social aspects [7][11]. - It emphasizes that heritage protection should not only focus on technical aspects but also on social dimensions, ensuring that it benefits humanity as a whole [7][11]. Challenges and Recommendations - There are ongoing challenges in balancing heritage protection with development, particularly in addressing issues of disaster prevention and climate change [12][14]. - Recommendations include enhancing legislative frameworks, improving management capabilities, and utilizing advanced technologies for heritage protection [10][12][14]. Future Directions - The article calls for a shift from quantity to quality in heritage management, focusing on comprehensive value realization and public service [11][14]. - It advocates for a holistic approach to heritage utilization, ensuring that protection and use are complementary rather than opposing [13][14].

Group 1 - The 47th World Heritage Conference recognized the "Hangzhou Urban Studies Project for World Heritage Protection" as the "Exploration Star Award" for the 2025 Global World Heritage Education Innovation Case Award, selected from over 150 global entries [1] - The conference focused on the integration of heritage education and technological innovation, establishing a global network for heritage education innovation [1][2] - The award is a recognition of the city's efforts in promoting urban renewal and cultural heritage education, aligning with national urban work conference directives [2] Group 2 - The city has developed a comprehensive research network for world heritage protection, including the establishment of various research centers and the publication of over 700 volumes related to Hangzhou's cultural heritage [2] - Future plans include deepening international cooperation and providing replicable "Chinese solutions" for global heritage education, emphasizing the importance of sustainable development for heritage sites [3]

Core Points - UNESCO announced the removal of three World Heritage sites from the List of World Heritage in Danger due to significantly reduced threats [1] - The three sites are Madagascar's Atsinanana Rainforest, Egypt's Abu Mena, and Libya's Ghadames [1] - UNESCO's Director-General Azoulay emphasized that each site removed from the danger list represents a victory for humanity's shared cultural heritage [1] - UNESCO will continue to strengthen the protection of heritage sites in Africa and globally, promoting expert training, new heritage nominations, and crisis response [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing role of youth in cultural and natural heritage preservation, emphasizing their contributions to sustainable development and community engagement in China [5][6][8]. Group 1: Youth Engagement in Heritage Preservation - The 2025 China Youth May Fourth Medal awarded numerous cultural and natural heritage workers, showcasing the significant impact of youth in these fields [5][6]. - Youth have become key players in promoting sustainable development goals, aligning with the 10th anniversary of the UN Sustainable Development Agenda [5][8]. - The "Panda Ambassador" workshop engaged youth from various universities to design educational programs for heritage sites, fostering community involvement and environmental awareness [10][11]. Group 2: Innovative Educational Practices - The "Panda Ambassador" project has trained over 100 youth as natural education ambassadors since 2021, promoting sustainable tourism and heritage education [10][11]. - Educational initiatives like the "Loushang Classroom" and "Seeking the Dajia" project encourage students to explore and preserve local cultural heritage through hands-on experiences [12][14]. - The integration of youth in heritage education aims to cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation of cultural and natural heritage from a young age [15]. Group 3: Global and National Initiatives - The 2024 World Youth Development Forum emphasized the importance of youth in achieving global development goals, including cultural preservation and ecological sustainability [16][20]. - The "Youth Priority Development International Initiative" calls for empowering youth to contribute to peace, security, and sustainable development [16][20]. - China's heritage initiatives are closely linked to global development processes, positioning youth as vital contributors to cultural and ecological conservation efforts [8][17].