Group 1 - The integration of technology and culture is creating new experiences for cultural heritage, allowing for virtual exploration and interaction with historical artifacts [1][2] - The "Digital Dunhuang Resource Library" has shared high-definition images of 30 caves and has been accessed by 78 countries, with over 20 million visits [2] - Museums are increasingly using IoT and AI technologies for preventive conservation, enhancing risk warning and adaptive control measures [2] Group 2 - The rapid advancement of technology is reshaping cultural innovation and creating new pathways for cultural expression [4] - The deep integration of artificial intelligence and art is redefining the boundaries of the art field, leading to new creative dimensions [4] - The digital wave is transforming cultural dissemination from a "one-way output" to "interactive coexistence," promoting global sharing [4]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Beijing Cultural Forum emphasizes the integration of technology in the protection and inheritance of cultural heritage, showcasing a collaborative effort to enhance preventive measures and digital monitoring in heritage conservation [1]. Group 1: Preventive Protection and Theoretical Framework - The forum aims to shift from "rescue repair" to "preventive protection," addressing long-term risks to cultural heritage through various expert analyses and solutions [2]. - A systematic framework for the digitalization of Chinese architectural heritage over the past 30 years was presented, highlighting a transition from crisis response to proactive protection and dynamic interaction [2]. - The collaborative protection model combining community participation, international cooperation, and technological innovation was emphasized, showcasing successful case studies from around the world [3]. Group 2: Engineering and Monitoring Innovations - Structural stability risks for cultural heritage buildings were discussed, with innovative models developed to assess and enhance stability while minimizing intervention [4]. - Advanced non-destructive testing techniques for wooden ancient buildings were introduced, focusing on the challenges of setting threshold values due to diverse structural systems [5]. - A comprehensive monitoring system for the Potala Palace was established, integrating various indicators to track structural health and ensure ongoing preservation [5]. Group 3: Digital Technology and Smart Solutions - The second half of the forum focused on the role of digital technology in cultural heritage protection, highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration [7]. - Innovative applications of multi-modal remote sensing technologies for precise monitoring of heritage sites were showcased, establishing a comprehensive risk management framework [8]. - The integration of real-time three-dimensional modeling technology aims to enhance the management and utilization of cultural heritage, promoting a shift towards intelligent digital solutions [9].

Core Viewpoint - The international academic seminar on "Correct Path to Solve Ethnic Issues with Chinese Characteristics and Tibetan Practice" discusses the transmission and development of Tibetan traditional culture, focusing on intangible cultural heritage protection and cultural tourism integration. Group 1: Tibetan Cultural Heritage - The Lhasa Potala Palace historical site, including the Norbulingka and Jokhang Temple, is recognized as a World Heritage site, showcasing the diversity and vitality of Tibetan culture [1] - The epic "Gesar" is highlighted as the longest and most extensive living epic tradition, representing a significant contribution of the Chinese nation to human civilization [2] - The Chinese government supports the protection of "Gesar" through cultural ecological protection zones, support for inheritors, and community participation [2] Group 2: Cultural Tourism Integration - The integration of culture and tourism in Tibet has become a new economic growth point, supported by infrastructure development, policy guarantees, and capital investment [2] - Current challenges in cultural tourism integration include shifting from regional cultural display to deepening Chinese cultural identity, ensuring public welfare, and prioritizing ecological protection [3]

Core Points - The 2025 Beijing Cultural Forum opened with the permanent theme of "Inheritance, Innovation, and Mutual Learning" and the annual theme of "Cultural and Technological Integration" [1][3] - Over 800 guests from more than 50 countries and regions attended the forum, highlighting its global significance [1][3] Group 1: Cultural and Technological Integration - The forum emphasized the importance of artificial intelligence in cultural development, presenting opportunities in creative production, content dissemination, and industrial ecology [3] - The film "Wolf Totem," which premiered in China a decade ago, was discussed for its innovative use of over 95% real shooting scenes and its impact on audience experience through digital technology [3] - The film "Ne Zha," which entered the top five in global box office history, featured over 1,900 special effect shots, showcasing the advancements in visual effects in the film industry [3] Group 2: Heritage and Digital Technology - UNESCO's Director of the World Heritage Centre praised China's dual approach to heritage protection and digital technology, citing examples like real-time visitor monitoring systems and 3D digital scanning for virtual restoration [4] - The integration of 5G technology has enhanced the presentation of heritage sites, allowing millions to experience the stories behind these locations through immersive digital experiences [4] Group 3: Beijing's Cultural Development - Beijing, with a history of over 3,000 years of city-building and 870 years as a capital, has successfully listed eight world cultural heritage sites, the highest among global cities [6] - The forum will feature six parallel forums, over 20 professional salons, and regular activities in the Beijing Cultural Forum, along with significant events like the Cultural Industry Investors Conference [6]

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of cultural heritage and its integration into modern life, highlighting the role of Xi Jinping's cultural thought in promoting cultural development in western China [3][6][20] - The western regions of China are portrayed as vital sources of Chinese civilization, with rich historical relics and diverse cultural interactions among various ethnic groups [3][4][20] - The article discusses ongoing efforts in cultural preservation, including archaeological investigations and the use of technology for restoration and monitoring of historical sites [6][9][17] Group 2 - The significance of the "Gari Tang Qin Carvings," a newly discovered artifact from the Qin Dynasty, is highlighted as a testament to early exploration in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau [6] - The article mentions the successful integration of technology in cultural preservation, such as AI and 3D printing, to restore and recreate ancient artifacts [9][17] - The growth of tourism in places like the Zhaoxing Dong Village is noted, with significant increases in visitor numbers and revenue, showcasing the economic benefits of cultural tourism [20][21] Group 3 - The article illustrates the cultural revival through performances of traditional epics like "Manas," emphasizing the continuity of cultural expressions across generations [11][21] - The role of digital platforms in preserving and sharing cultural heritage, such as the "Digital Dunhuang" project, is discussed, facilitating global access to historical resources [18] - The article highlights various cultural events and exhibitions that commemorate historical events, such as the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Anti-Japanese War, reinforcing national identity and historical awareness [13][21]

国际标准化组织文化遗产保护技术委员会2025年年会9月19日在北京故宫博物院开幕。记者从会上获悉，由中国提出并牵头研制的文化遗产保护领 域第一个国际标准"文化遗产保护——博物馆文物防震——总体原则与要求"已经正式立项。我国代表团提出的"壁画病害分类""丝织品文物病害分 类""中国书画文物病害分类"和"古陶瓷科学表征"4项国际标准预研项目建议得到参会各国专家的高度关注。 开幕式现场。新华社记者 金良快 摄 中国航空规划设计研究总院有限公司首席专家、文物防震工作组召集人葛家琪介绍，馆藏文物防震标准编制计划自2008年提出，此后系统开展试 验研究，进行建筑、设备和文物保护等跨行业联合技术攻关。同时，按照国家文物局部署，对近年强地震频发的我国西南、西北等地的20余个博 物馆中的近2万件馆藏文物，实施防震保护项目，文物无一受损，证明了我国馆藏文物防震技术的可靠性与国际先进性。 据悉，国际标准化组织文化遗产保护技术委员会工作范围是文化遗产监测、评估、保护修复过程中术语、技术、材料和装备的国际标准化工作， 有来自全球五大洲的32个参与成员国，16个观察成员国。本届年会由国家文物局指导，国际标准化组织文化遗产保护技术委员会主 ...

来源：中国新闻网 编辑：张嘉怡 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 中国主导的全球首个文化遗产保护国际标准通过立项 中新社北京9月19日电 (记者 应妮)国际标准化组织文化遗产保护技术委员会第一届年会开幕式19日在北 京举行。记者从会上获悉，由中国提出的全球文化遗产保护领域的第一个国际标准提案《文化遗产保护 ——博物馆文物防震——总体原则与要求》已正式立项。 国际标准化组织文化遗产保护技术委员会秘书、故宫博物院文保标准部主任曲亮介绍，作为文化遗产保 护领域的第一个国际标准提案，《文化遗产保护——博物馆文物防震——总体原则与要求》已正式立 项，该提案是针对博物馆藏品预防性保护中对防震领域的一般性要求。同时，中国代表团提出的《壁画 病害分类》《丝织品文物病害分类》《中国书画文物病害分类》《古陶瓷科学表征》4项国际标准预研 项目建议得到参会各国专家的高度关注，为标准研制工作奠定良好基础。 作为博物馆文物防震的提案人，中国航空规划设计研究总院有限公司首席专家葛家琪表示，团队在近年 强地震频发的中国西南、西北等地20余个博物馆中实施了防震保护项目，其中3个博物馆经历了6.2级以 上强地震考验，其馆藏文物无一受损，证明了中国馆藏 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the release of the "Digital Heritage Case Collection (2025)" at the World Internet Conference, showcasing 40 representative cases from 12 countries and regions, including an AI-driven digital restoration case of the Terracotta Army [1][2] - The conference received nearly 200 submissions for excellent digital heritage cases, emphasizing the innovative applications of digital technology in cultural heritage protection, archaeological research, and exhibition [1] - The AI-driven digital restoration system for the Terracotta Army addresses traditional restoration challenges by utilizing high-precision 3D modeling, intelligent fragment matching, and a dual-track virtual-physical restoration approach, marking a shift from experience-driven to data and algorithm-driven methods in the industry [1] Group 2 - The case collection is viewed as both a retrospective of current digital heritage achievements and a practical reference for future endeavors, aiming to foster experience exchange and technological cooperation among countries in the field of digital heritage [2]

Core Insights - The 2025 World Internet Conference Cultural Heritage Digitalization Forum was held in Xi'an, China, focusing on the theme "Connecting the Past and Present, Smartly Painting Civilization" [2][3] - The forum aimed to explore new methods and paths for empowering cultural heritage protection through digitalization, emphasizing the importance of technology in preserving and innovating historical culture [2][3] Group 1: Forum Overview - The forum gathered representatives from various countries, international organizations, cultural heritage institutions, leading enterprises, and scholars to discuss the digitalization of cultural heritage [1][2] - Key topics included "Protection and Inheritance," "Technology and Innovation," "Industry Empowerment," and "Open Governance," highlighting the collaborative effort to build a community of shared future in cyberspace [2] Group 2: Cultural Heritage in Shaanxi - Shaanxi province, a significant birthplace of Chinese civilization, has over 49,000 immovable cultural relics and more than 7.74 million movable cultural relics, including three UNESCO World Heritage sites [3] - The province is committed to integrating culture and technology to enhance the protection and inheritance of cultural heritage, leveraging the forum to strengthen international cooperation [3] Group 3: Technological Innovations - The forum showcased nearly a hundred global digital heritage projects, including 3D presentations of Sanxingdui artifacts and AI restoration of ancient texts, demonstrating the transformative impact of technologies like VR and AI on cultural heritage [6][9] - The shift from static preservation to dynamic innovation in cultural heritage protection is facilitated by the characteristics of digital technologies, which enhance accessibility and engagement [6] Group 4: Collaborative Efforts - The "Wisdom Partners Program" aims to build an international platform for resource sharing and collaboration, enhancing members' understanding of cultural heritage and technology [7][8] - Future initiatives will focus on sustainable development in cultural heritage digitalization, fostering an inclusive and collaborative network for cultural exchange [9]

Core Insights - The "Walk Through China" international media exchange project brought journalists from 12 countries to Xi'an, showcasing the integration of cultural heritage protection and tourism innovation in China [1] Group 1: Archaeological Site and Technology - The Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Museum introduced a "digital museum" using panoramic technology to provide a 200 billion pixel ultra-high-definition image of the Terracotta Army, allowing online 360-degree viewing of the archaeological site [2][4] - Journalists expressed a desire for closer interaction with the Terracotta Army, highlighting the potential for enhanced visitor experiences through technology [2] Group 2: Cultural and Economic Integration - The Great Tang Night City features a chocolate museum that combines Tang Dynasty culinary culture with modern experiences, attracting international visitors [5][7] - The chocolate museum showcases historical scenes through over 3,000 chocolate art installations, enhancing cultural engagement and tourism [5][9] - Visitors' willingness to engage in local cultural experiences, such as purchasing souvenirs and trying unique products, contributes significantly to the local economy [7][9] Group 3: Cultural Heritage and Modernization - Xi'an exemplifies how cultural heritage can interact with modern life, demonstrating "living heritage" through the technological preservation of the Terracotta Army and the innovative expression of traditional culture in the Great Tang Night City [11] - The experiences of foreign journalists in Xi'an reflect China's commitment to cultural preservation and innovation, showcasing the country's cultural confidence and its role in global cultural exchange through initiatives like the Belt and Road [11]