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据了解，一师阿拉尔市素有"塔河明珠"之称，拥有丰富的历史文化资源。静静伫立的塔里木大学旧建筑 群，见证了兵团高等教育发展的艰辛历程；老火电厂与纱厂等工业遗址，铭刻着兵团工业化进程的坚实 足迹；独一无二的军垦文物、集中连片的红色历史建筑，彰显出城市深厚的历史底蕴与鲜明的文化特 质。 本报乌鲁木齐讯（全媒体记者 禚艺） 近日，兵团批复同意将一师阿拉尔市列为兵团历史文化名城。 获批后，一师阿拉尔市将按照《历史文化名城名镇名村保护条例》《兵团历史文化名城名镇（团）名村 （连）街区保护办法》要求，一体推进城市建设与历史文化遗产保护，深入发掘研究历史文化遗产的内 涵与价值；加快推进历史文化名城保护规划编制工作，明确保护原则和重点，细化保护措施，严格划定 文物保护单位、历史文化街区、历史建筑的保护范围及建设控制地带，切实保护、传承、利用好历史文 化遗产。 截至目前，兵团拥有历史文化名城2座，分别是八师石河子市、一师阿拉尔市。 ...

记者从西安市人大常委会获悉：经西安市十七届人大常委会第二十七次会议修订通过，并经陕西省 十四届人大常委会第十九次会议批准，《西安历史文化名城保护条例》日前公布，将于2026年3月1日起 施行。 西安市人大常委会法制工作委员会主任张炳淳介绍，新修订的《条例》进一步明确了工作职责。在 保护理念上，由以往侧重管理向注重治理转变，明确构建党委领导、政府负责、社会协同、公众参与的 西安历史文化名城保护工作格局，同时要求建立健全西安历史文化名城保护专家咨询和公众参与机制。 西安是1982年国务院公布的首批国家级历史文化名城之一。新修订的《条例》立足西安实际，注重 与国土空间规划体系相衔接，进一步明确保护对象，明确政府及相关部门责任，强化统筹协调，推动历 史文化遗产整体保护、系统保护和有效利用，为依法保护好、传承好西安历史文化遗产提供更加有力的 法治保障。（记者：刘坤） 新修订的《条例》共7章82条，较原条例增加40条，从总则、保护体系、保护规划、保护措施、传 承利用、法律责任等方面，对西安历史文化名城保护工作作出系统规范，进一步完善了历史文化遗产保 护的制度框架。 ...

强化"全链条全周期"的保护措施。《条例（修订草案）》拟建立健全从资源调查、认定、挂牌建档到规 划、保护、利用的全链条管理机制。拟设立"预先保护"制度，对在城乡建设中发现和社会建议的具有保 护价值但尚未列入保护名录的对象实施预先保护。拟明确退出机制，明确因保护不力使保护对象列入濒 危名单或退出保护名录的程序和相关罚则。 鼓励"以用促保、活态传承"的保护利用方式。记者看到，《条例（修订草案）》单设第五章"传承利 用"，全面强化"在保护中发展、在发展中保护"的理念。拟在建立保护利用项目年度计划和活化利用正 负面清单制度、鼓励多方参与，因地制宜改善居住类街区地段人居环境、创新政策支持，推动历史建筑 和传统风貌建筑的活化利用、打造文化标识，强调文化价值的系统性阐释与展示等方面作出规定。 健全"权责清晰"的协同保护工作机制。《条例（修订草案）》拟发挥市区两级文化遗产保护传承工作协 调机构作用，进一步明确部门职责，形成保护合力。同时，将夯实属地责任，拟明确区、镇（街道）两 级人民政府保护传承利用职责；拟建立保护责任人制度，明确各类保护对象的责任主体和保护责任。 形成"全社会参与"的保护利用氛围。《条例（修订草案）》拟鼓励全 ...

"拟建立历史文化名城保护利用正负面清单制度，拟将相关历史文化保护传承项目统筹纳入年度政府投资计划……"南京市十七届人大常委会第二十三次会 议，对《南京市历史文化名城保护条例(修订草案)》进行了首次审议。《条例》的修订旨在坚持保护优先、合理利用、传承发展，构建全域全要素保护体 系，实现历史文化名城的高质量、可持续发展。 南京市十七届人大常委会第二十三次会议现场 历史文化名城保护需与时俱进 《南京市历史文化名城保护条例》于2010年6月由市十四届人大常委会第十七次会议审议通过。《条例》实施以来，有力促进了南京历史文化名城规划建 设、历史城区风貌管控、历史文化街区保护复兴、历史建筑维护修缮等工作，有效遏制了破坏性开发行为，为守护南京历史文化名城奠定了良好的法治基 础。 但随着国家历史文化领域顶层制度改革和保护传承工作的深入推进，现行《条例》已难以适应改革发展的新形势、新要求。特别是随着城市建设的持续推 进，南京历史文化名城保护工作的范畴、对象、管理方式都将发生变化。为了推动南京历史文化名城保护从"抢救性保护"向"预防性保护"转变，从"静态 保护"向"活态传承"升级，亟需对施行了15年的条例进行修订。 健全"权责清晰 ...

Group 1 - The meeting emphasized the importance of implementing the directives from central and local government regarding the protection of Suzhou's historical and cultural heritage [1] - Suzhou Historical and Cultural City Protection Group is overseeing 156 key projects this year, focusing on improving living conditions, spatial quality, and the preservation of ancient buildings [1] - Significant progress has been made in various projects, including the completion of infrastructure improvements and renovations benefiting 2,389 households [1] Group 2 - The meeting acknowledged the achievements of the Suzhou Historical and Cultural City Protection Group and stressed the need for responsible leadership in accelerating project implementation [2] - Relevant departments are urged to enhance collaboration and support in funding, policy guidance, and project approval processes to improve efficiency and expedite project outcomes [2]

Core Insights - The 2025 Annual Meeting of the Historical and Cultural City Protection Committee of Xicheng District was held, highlighting the district's commitment to cultural heritage and community engagement [1] - Xicheng District has launched three batches of 20 cultural relic activation projects, focusing on community needs and enhancing the liveliness of historical areas [1] - The theme of the annual meeting was "A World Heritage City with Warmth," featuring a main conference, an academic sub-forum, and a special event [1] Summary by Categories Cultural Heritage Projects - Xicheng District has implemented 20 cultural relic activation projects, showcasing a focus on community needs and cultural vitality [1] - Notable projects include the revitalization of historical cultural blocks such as Fayuan Temple and White Pagoda Temple, and the establishment of the "Cultural Living Room" at Zhonghai Dajixiang [1] Recognition and Awards - The annual meeting announced the "Top Ten Excellent Cases of Historical and Cultural City Protection in 2025," which cover areas such as cultural relic activation, community renewal, and cultural dissemination [1] - Selected units for recognition include Beijing Zhongxin Real Estate Co., Ltd. for Zhonghai Dajixiang and Beijing Financial Street Education Investment Co., Ltd. for the renovation of the Beijing Science Education Film Studio [2]

Core Points - The event "Walking to the City of Fortune" was held to celebrate the 13th anniversary of the protection zone and Gusu District, marking the National Historical and Cultural City Protection Memorial Day in Suzhou [1][2] - Gusu District is the first and only National Historical and Cultural City Protection Zone in China, maintaining the dual chessboard layout from the Song Dynasty [2] - The event featured a 15.5-kilometer fitness trail around the ancient city river, promoting local businesses through various promotional activities [2] Summary by Sections - **Event Overview** - The "Walking to the City of Fortune" event was launched at Panmen, one of the eight gates of the ancient city, with participation from local officials and citizens [1] - **Cultural Significance** - The event highlighted the historical preservation of Suzhou, showcasing the city's rich cultural heritage through activities that connect citizens with their history [2] - **Promotional Activities** - Over a hundred local businesses participated in promotional activities across six categories, creating a synergy between exercise and consumption [2] - **Community Engagement** - The "Reading the City" initiative was introduced, focusing on the theme "Reading Suzhou: Flowing History, Living Ancient City," which aims to narrate the stories of historical preservation and urban renewal [2]

Core Points - The Beijing government has approved the second batch of traditional place names for protection in the "Three Mountains and Five Gardens" area, adding 467 new names to the existing 421 from the first batch, totaling 888 protected names [1][2] Group 1: Traditional Place Names - The traditional place names serve not only as spatial indicators but also as important elements reflecting the historical development of the region [1][3] - The second batch of names was selected based on their historical, cultural, artistic, scientific, and social value, utilizing historical documents and maps to verify their significance [2] - The selection process considered the age of the names, their historical significance, and their current influence, ensuring that the chosen names reflect the rich cultural heritage of the area [2] Group 2: Cultural Significance - The newly included place names enhance the cultural narrative of the "Three Mountains and Five Gardens" area, linking it to the Forbidden City through historical routes [2] - The selected names include both royal garden names and common names, highlighting the diverse cultural fabric of the region [3] - The place names not only serve as geographical markers but also embody historical and cultural narratives, necessitating their protection even if they are associated with ruins [3]

Core Points - The Beijing government has approved the second batch of traditional place names for protection in the Three Mountains and Five Gardens area, totaling 888 sites [1][2] - The traditional place names reflect the historical and cultural significance of the region, which is characterized by its rich heritage and cultural elements [2][3] Group 1: Traditional Place Names - The second batch includes 467 traditional place names, expanding upon the first batch of 421 names, emphasizing the area's historical and cultural value [2][3] - The selection process involved thorough research on the historical significance, origin, and evolution of the place names, ensuring they represent the region's cultural heritage [2][4] Group 2: Expanded Selection Range - The selection range for the second batch has been broadened to include areas beyond the core of the Three Mountains and Five Gardens, incorporating cultural sites along the routes connecting to the Forbidden City [3][4] - This expansion aims to enhance the cultural narrative and development context of the Three Mountains and Five Gardens area [3] Group 3: Characteristics of Selected Names - The included place names possess both locational and cultural attributes, reflecting both royal and common naming conventions, thus serving as historical and cultural carriers [4] - The ongoing publication of the traditional place names indicates a deepening commitment to preserving Beijing's historical and cultural identity [4]