Group 1: Cultural Heritage and Preservation - The city of Shangluo is revitalizing its historical culture and local resources, showcasing unique folk arts such as Shangluo flower drum and paper-cutting [1] - A protection project for the ancient city wall site park was initiated last year, restoring 240 meters of the city wall and 15,000 square meters of the site park under the principle of "repairing the old as the old" [1] - In Mianchi County, 18 scenic construction projects have been completed, including the Chu Street cultural district, which has stimulated local businesses like farm stays and specialty snacks [1] Group 2: Non-Material Cultural Heritage - Shangluo has 4 national-level intangible cultural heritage items, 42 provincial-level items, and 690 municipal and county-level items, with 2 national-level representatives and 243 provincial and municipal representatives [3] - The city has established 16 provincial-level intangible cultural heritage workshops and 42 training centers, promoting traditional culture through activities in scenic areas, schools, and communities [3] Group 3: Museum and Artifacts - The Qinling Museum, the first museum focused on a mountain range, features over 1,500 artifacts, utilizing multimedia technology for an immersive experience [2] - The museum's centerpiece is a 27.8 cm jade artifact used for sacrificial purposes during the Xia Dynasty, showcasing the region's rich historical context [2]

Core Insights - The archaeological findings at the Sanxingdui site provide significant evidence of a civilization over 4,000 years ago, showcasing the interaction between ancient Shu civilization and Central Plains culture [2][3] Archaeological Discoveries - Recent excavations at the Yanjia Courtyard site revealed a jade and stone workshop and a man-made earth platform exceeding 6,000 square meters, dating back to the mid-Shang Dynasty [2][3] - The discovery of a large water network and city gates has clarified the layout of the Sanxingdui ancient city [3] - A jade workshop was identified at the Zhenwu Palace site, with findings including over 4,000 artifacts such as jade figures and tools, dating from 1550 to 1250 BC [4] Cultural Heritage and Preservation - Ongoing efforts in artifact preservation have led to the cleaning and protection of over 4,000 items, with an additional 1,000 expected to be completed by the end of August [6] - The establishment of the "Guo Hanzhong National Craftsman Studio" aims to cultivate talent in bronze and jade restoration, enhancing the preservation workforce [6] Cultural Promotion - The Sanxingdui Museum is innovating its exhibitions to enhance visitor engagement, including immersive experiences that showcase ancient Shu culture [7] - International exhibitions, such as "The Light of the Sun: Ancient Shu and Inca Civilization" and "The Light of the Sun - Ancient Shu Civilization and the World," are promoting Chinese culture globally [7]