Core Points - Beijing is establishing a Great Wall information monitoring platform and implementing classified repair projects while prohibiting the reconstruction of the historical Great Wall [1] - The new regulations focus on systematic protection, refined management, and deep utilization of the Great Wall, expanding the protection scope to include related cultural heritage and natural landscapes [2] - The government will enhance collaboration among 12 departments to promote the protection and utilization of the Great Wall and its related cultural heritage [2] - Technology will be leveraged for the protection of the Great Wall, including the establishment of an information management platform for data analysis and disaster warning [3] - A "Great Wall Protection Day" will be established to promote cultural activities and sustainable utilization of the Great Wall [4] Group 1 - Beijing will create a Great Wall information monitoring platform and implement classified repair projects while prohibiting the reconstruction of historical sections [1] - The new regulations propose 38 specific measures focusing on systematic protection and refined management of the Great Wall [2] - The regulations will include a comprehensive protection scope that encompasses related cultural and natural heritage [2] Group 2 - A multi-departmental responsibility mechanism will be established to coordinate the protection and utilization of the Great Wall [2] - Technology will be utilized to enhance monitoring and protection efforts, including the use of drones and electronic fencing [3] - The regulations will prohibit nine types of destructive behaviors towards the Great Wall [3] Group 3 - The establishment of a "Great Wall Protection Day" aims to promote cultural activities and sustainable utilization [4] - The regulations will support the development of thematic exhibitions and educational activities related to the Great Wall [4] - A dynamic management system will be implemented for the list of Great Wall visitor areas, with evaluations conducted every five years [4]