Core Points - The article discusses the recognition and publication of the second batch of cultural heritage place names in Liaoning Province, which includes 42 names across five categories: administrative divisions, villages, streets, natural geographical entities, and historical culture [1][2] - The selection process involved the submission of 173 place names, which were evaluated and approved by relevant departments and experts, emphasizing the importance of cultural representation and balance [1] - The recognized place names reflect various historical periods and cultural characteristics of Liaoning, including ancient, medieval, and modern times, highlighting the region's rich cultural heritage [2] Summary by Categories Cultural Heritage - The recognized place names include significant historical sites from different dynasties, such as one from the Shang Dynasty, one from the Sixteen Kingdoms, three from the Tang Dynasty, four from the Liao and Jin Dynasties, one from the Yuan Dynasty, eleven from the Ming Dynasty, sixteen from the Qing Dynasty, and five from modern times [1] - The list features both ancient counties like Xingcheng and important trade ports like Niuzhuang, showcasing the diversity of Liaoning's cultural landscape [1] Red Culture - The list emphasizes the protection and transmission of red cultural heritage, including names associated with historical resistance movements and significant events in Chinese history [2] - Locations such as Shanzhi Township and Dawangou Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Base are highlighted as important cultural and historical symbols for the region [2] Cultural Representation - The selection process aimed to enhance the recognition of Liaoning's cultural characteristics and promote its unique identity through the preservation of place names [2] - The initiative reflects a commitment to safeguarding the cultural value of place names, ensuring that they continue to represent the historical and cultural essence of the region [1][2]