Core Points - The Hainan Provincial Museum of Ethnicities hosted a series of activities themed "Let Cultural Relics Shine with New Vitality" on June 15, showcasing the charm of ethnic culture through various forms such as exhibitions, lectures, and hands-on experiences [1][2] - The museum's permanent exhibitions, including displays on Hainan's ethnic history, textile culture, and revolutionary struggles, provide visitors with a deep understanding of the region's cultural heritage [1] - A collaborative exhibition featuring 43 provincial-level intangible cultural heritage projects highlights the traditional skills and cultural characteristics of Hainan's ethnic minorities [1] - The DIY ceramic restoration experience attracted significant interest, with all 50 slots filled quickly, allowing participants to engage directly with traditional craftsmanship [1] - The live demonstration area for intangible cultural heritage saw high attendance, with artisans showcasing skills in Li textile weaving, pottery making, and paper cutting, offering audiences a chance to learn and try these crafts [2] - The museum aims to continue its role as a cultural dissemination hub, innovating diverse cultural communication and educational practices to promote ethnic culture and support the creative transformation of traditional culture [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of cultural and natural heritage in China, highlighting its role in showcasing historical achievements and promoting harmony between humans and nature [1][2]. Group 1: Cultural and Natural Heritage - Cultural and natural heritage is described as invaluable, non-replaceable treasures that reflect the historical and cultural accomplishments of a nation [1]. - The article notes that these heritages are abundant and diverse, rooted in China's vast landscapes and rich history [1]. Group 2: Economic and Cultural Impact - The heritage has been revitalized through modern technology and creativity, leading to significant economic contributions across various sectors such as tourism, dining, and entertainment [2]. - Data indicates that over the past year, Douyin (TikTok) saw a 31% increase in videos related to national intangible cultural heritage, totaling over 200 million new videos [2]. - E-commerce platforms reported sales of intangible cultural heritage products exceeding 6.5 billion units in the past year [2]. - In 2024, over 1.49 billion visitors are expected at more than 7,000 museums in China, marking a 15.5% increase year-on-year, with cultural product sales reaching 3.43 billion yuan, a 63.7% increase [2]. Group 3: Preservation and Innovation - The article stresses that protection is the foundation of inheritance and innovation, with advancements in technology enhancing the preservation of cultural and natural heritage [4]. - The integration of big data and robotics is mentioned as a means to better protect fragile cultural relics [4]. - The China (Hainan) South China Sea Museum exemplifies a model where archaeological investigation, relic protection, and exhibition occur simultaneously, showcasing the synergy of cultural and technological strengths [4]. Group 4: Global Engagement - The article highlights China's efforts to enhance international visibility and appreciation of its cultural and natural treasures through improved travel policies and cultural exchanges [5]. - The term "China Travel" has become popular internationally, facilitating greater exposure to Chinese heritage [5]. - The article invites global audiences to share in the cultural treasures of China, aiming to foster mutual understanding and cooperation among different nations [5].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of protecting cultural and natural heritage as a means of safeguarding humanity's spiritual home, with China actively participating in global heritage governance [1][2] - As of 2024, there are a total of 1,223 items listed in the World Heritage List, distributed across over 160 countries and regions, with China holding 59 of these, ranking among the top globally [2] - China has been a party to the World Heritage Convention since 1985, with its first cultural heritage sites listed in 1987, including the Great Wall and the Forbidden City [2] Group 2 - The annual Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, established in 2006 and adjusted in 2017, aims to raise public awareness about heritage protection, with over 7,000 activities organized nationwide this year [3] - China promotes heritage protection through principles such as "green mountains and clear waters are invaluable assets," and has successfully integrated cultural heritage with modern life in various locations [3] - China actively participates in global heritage governance, sharing protection experiences with other countries, especially developing nations, and has hosted the World Heritage Conference twice [3]

Core Viewpoint - The emphasis on the protection and utilization of cultural and natural heritage by General Secretary Xi Jinping reflects a deep commitment to preserving these treasures for future generations [1][3][6]. Group 1: Cultural and Natural Heritage Protection - In 2024, several sites including "Beijing Central Axis" and "Badan Jilin Desert" were successfully added to the World Heritage List, highlighting China's status as a major country in cultural and natural heritage [1]. - Xi Jinping has consistently stressed the importance of holistic and systematic protection of cultural and natural heritage, aiming to enhance protection capabilities and preserve cultural and natural treasures [1][3]. - The focus on protecting heritage over commercial interests was emphasized during Xi's visit to Dunhuang Mogao Caves, where he prioritized heritage protection over tourism revenue [2]. Group 2: Historical and Cultural Projects - Xi Jinping has been actively involved in various cultural projects, such as the compilation of "Complete Works of Song Paintings" and the "Chinese Historical Painting Series," aimed at preserving and collecting historical artifacts [6]. - The establishment of the National Version Museum was approved by Xi, with the goal of collecting and protecting ancient texts and ensuring the continuity of civilization [8]. - The construction of the Chinese Communist Party History Exhibition Hall was personally planned and overseen by Xi, emphasizing the importance of historical education and cultural continuity [10][13].

Group 1 - The "Cultural and Natural Heritage Day" is celebrated on the second Saturday of June each year in China, with over a thousand cultural and museum-themed activities held across Shandong province, showcasing its rich historical and cultural resources [2] - The Shandong Museum hosted a special event on June 14, where parents and children learned the basics of Shandong embroidery under professional guidance, emphasizing the importance of intangible cultural heritage [2] - Two major exhibitions were launched at the Shandong Museum: one focusing on Qing Dynasty calligraphy featuring 55 pieces from renowned masters, and another highlighting stories of ancient honest officials from Shandong through over 70 artifacts [2] Group 2 - Various non-material cultural heritage activities were organized across the province, including workshops and exhibitions, under the theme "Integrating into Modern Life - Intangible Heritage is Youthful," allowing the public to experience traditional culture [3] - The main event for the Cultural and Natural Heritage Day in Shandong will take place on June 16, 2025, in Tai'an, where the Shandong Archaeological Park Alliance will be established and an archaeological study map will be released [3] - The Dongying region saw the establishment of the Oriental Stork Protection Research Center, with significant breeding data reported for various bird species, indicating a stable and growing population in the Yellow River Delta [3]

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Group 1: Cultural and Natural Heritage - The significance of cultural and natural heritage is emphasized, stating it not only narrates the past but also profoundly influences the present and future [2] - Under the leadership of the central government, the protection of cultural and natural heritage has been enhanced, with a notable increase in public awareness [2] Group 2: Agriculture - The area of summer sown grain has reached 27 million acres, accounting for one-fourth of the total annual grain area, with progress surpassing the average of previous years [3] Group 3: Transportation - From January to May, the national railway transported 1.86 billion passengers, marking a year-on-year increase of 7.3%, setting a historical record for the same period [4] Group 4: Urban Development - Various regions are advancing urban renewal through infrastructure upgrades, ecological revitalization, and cultural empowerment to enhance livability [5] Group 5: Events and Activities - On Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, activities are held in Changsha, Hunan, focusing on revitalizing cultural relics, with new archaeological parks being established [6] Group 6: International Relations - Central Asian countries express anticipation for President Xi Jinping's attendance at the second China-Central Asia Summit, highlighting the desire for deeper cooperation [11]

Group 1 - The article highlights the importance of cultural and natural heritage in the new era, emphasizing the need for these elements to shine brightly [1] - It reports that 270 million acres of grain have been sown nationwide, indicating that the summer planting progress is over half [2] - Various cities are advancing urban renewal efforts to continuously improve the livelihood of residents [4] - The sports industry is evolving into a new ecosystem, with event economies driving upgrades in multi-scenario consumption [6] Group 2 - The article mentions the publication of new regulations for individual business registration management [7] - It notes the launch of a special rectification action against illegal dumping and disposal of solid waste nationwide [10] - The article discusses the successful completion of the cross-province sea-rail intermodal transport channel by the Delong Smoke Railway [10]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of cultural and natural heritage in China, highlighting various activities and legal frameworks aimed at preserving and revitalizing these treasures, while also promoting their integration into modern life and international cooperation [1][2][6][8]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage Day Activities - Over 7,000 online and offline activities were organized across the country to celebrate Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, with more than 3,000 of these activities focused on public service [1]. - The theme for this year's celebration is "Let Cultural Relics Shine with New Vitality" [1]. Group 2: Legal and Institutional Framework - The newly revised Cultural Relics Protection Law, effective from March 1, emphasizes "protection first, strengthening management, exploring value, effective utilization, and revitalizing cultural relics" [2]. - The law reflects China's commitment to the systematic protection of cultural and natural heritage [2]. Group 3: Economic and Social Impact - There are over 11,000 intangible cultural heritage workshops across 2,005 county-level administrative regions, including 670 poverty alleviation counties, creating job opportunities for over 1.2 million people [5]. - The integration of intangible cultural heritage into daily life is increasingly contributing to economic and social development [5]. Group 4: International Cooperation and Recognition - The return of the national treasure, the bullet library silk book, signifies China's ongoing pursuit of its cultural heritage and reflects a global trend of enhancing international cooperation in the field of cultural and natural heritage [7][8]. - China's cultural and natural heritage is becoming a vital medium for promoting exchanges and mutual learning among different civilizations [10]. Group 5: Ongoing Initiatives and Events - Various activities were held during the Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, including archaeological study routes, international cultural dissemination conferences, and exhibitions showcasing the protection and inheritance of cultural heritage [10]. - The article highlights the vibrant activities and initiatives that showcase the richness and vitality of China's cultural and natural heritage [10].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of protecting and inheriting China's cultural and natural heritage, highlighting the role of individuals and the government in this endeavor [3][4][5]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage - June's second Saturday is designated as "Cultural and Natural Heritage Day" in China, reflecting the growing awareness of heritage protection since its establishment in 2006 [3]. - Xi Jinping has consistently stressed the significance of cultural heritage, stating that it is essential for the continuity of the nation's spirit and unique aesthetic [3][4]. - The first "Cultural Heritage Day" was marked in 2006, with Xi Jinping conducting a systematic investigation into cultural heritage protection in Hangzhou [3][4]. Group 2: Natural Heritage - Under Xi Jinping's leadership, Wuyi Mountain was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing the integration of natural and cultural heritage [4]. - Xi Jinping has emphasized the need to protect ecological environments, particularly in the Yangtze River basin, as a fundamental requirement for safeguarding the cradle of Chinese civilization [4][5]. Group 3: Future Initiatives - The successful inclusion of "Beijing Central Axis" in the World Heritage List in 2024 is seen as an opportunity to enhance the systematic protection of cultural and natural heritage [5]. - There is a call for continuous efforts to strengthen the transmission and utilization of cultural and natural heritage to meet the evolving needs of the populace [5][6].