Group 1: Core Insights - The "14th Five-Year Plan" period has seen significant achievements in the application and protection of world cultural heritage in China, with four cultural heritages successfully added to the World Heritage List [2][3] - The National Cultural Heritage Administration is focusing on the application of "Jingdezhen Handcrafted Porcelain" and "Sanxingdui - Jinsha Site" for world cultural heritage status during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period [1][2] Group 2: Heritage Protection and Management - A comprehensive management system for world cultural heritage sites has been established, enhancing the protection capabilities of sites like the Leshan Giant Buddha and the Longmen Grottoes [3] - The administration has submitted ten protection status reports to UNESCO, all of which have been approved, highlighting the effective management of the Great Wall and the Grand Canal [3] Group 3: Museum Development - By the end of 2024, there will be 7,046 registered museums in China, with 1,660 classified as national first, second, and third-level museums, indicating a robust modern museum system [4] - Over 889.2 million new items have been added to museum collections, and significant restoration projects for key cultural relics are underway [4] Group 4: Public Engagement and Cultural Exchange - The administration has organized over 300 exhibitions and cultural exchange activities, enhancing the global visibility of Chinese heritage [5][6] - The increasing popularity of museums has led to a surge in visitor numbers, prompting the administration to implement measures to improve supply and service quality [6]