5A scenic spots and key cultural relics protection sites
The national key cultural relics protection unit is the highest level of protection approved by the State Council for immovable cultural relics. These cultural relics have great historical, artistic and scientific value. The scope of protection and records shall be reported to the cultural relics administrative department of the State Council by the provincial cultural relics administrative department for the record. They shall not be dismantled at will. If they need to be moved, they must be reported to the State Council for approval by the provincial government. As of 2023, China had issued eight batches of national key cultural relics protection sites, totaling 5058, covering ancient sites, ancient tombs, ancient buildings and other types. 5A scenic spots were the highest rating of tourist attractions in China. As of June 2024, there were 339 5A scenic spots. For example, the West Lake Scenic Area in Hangzhou was rated as a 5A scenic spot in 2007 and was listed in the World Heritage List in 2011 and was open to tourists for free. The Leshan Giant Buddha Scenic Area and Mount Emei Scenic Area were also well-known 5A scenic spots. Some 5A scenic spots included national key cultural relics protection units, such as Nanjing Confucius Temple Qinhuai scenic belt, with the ancient buildings of Confucius Temple as the center, connecting many national key cultural relics protection units and cultural relics. Langzhong Ancient City was nearly 2 square kilometers, including 8 national key cultural relics protection units, and Langzhong Ancient City tourist area was a 5A scenic spot. Read more exciting novels for free
Scenic spots, historical sites, cultural relics
Places of interest referred to famous places with beautiful scenery and ancient ruins. The cultural relics in the scenic spots and historical sites were the relics or relics with historical, artistic, and scientific value that were preserved in these places. For example, in China, the Great Wall was a historical site. The bricks and watchtowers on the Great Wall were cultural relics that carried information about the architectural techniques and military defense systems of that time. The Forbidden City was a historical site of the imperial palaces of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The palace buildings, paintings and calligraphy collections, and palace cultural relics were all manifestations of cultural relics. For example, the terracotta warriors and horses in the historical site of Qin Shihuang's mausoleum had extremely high artistic value. They reflected the level of sculpture art and military equipment at that time. They were also important cultural relics. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
A brief introduction to the provincial key cultural relics of scenic spots and historic sites in Li County
Li County has many provincial key cultural relics. The following is a brief introduction: - ** Song Tai **: Located 300 meters southeast of Song Village in Li County, it was a single tomb from the Eastern Han Dynasty (25 - 220 AD). The sealed soil was 15 meters high, circular, and covered an area of 3782 square meters. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, there was a "Qingliang Temple" built on the land. It is now abandoned, but there are still stone tablets left. Legend has it that it was the burial place of Princess Danzhu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, so it was also called the Danzhu Tomb. - ** Shadow Saburo **: It is located about 1000 meters north of Zhengcun Village in Li County. It is a group of ancient tombs from the Eastern Han Dynasty. The tomb covered an area of about 7077 square meters. Among them, there were four tombs with higher earth seals, with an average height of 5 meters. The three piles were in an equinox triangle, and one pile was surrounded by three piles. From a distance, only three piles could be seen, so it was called "Shadow Saburo". - ** Dabaichi Ruins **: Located 100 meters east of Dabaichi Village in Li County, the local people called it the "Beacon Tower". It was a site of the Yangshao culture (Neoliths). Covering an area of 25480 square meters, 48 stone tools, bone tools, angle tools, a large number of colored pottery pieces, black pottery pieces, etc. could be found in the existing site, which had not been officially excavated yet. The site was designated as a county-level cultural relic protection unit in 1986 and promoted to a provincial-level key cultural relic protection unit in 1993. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
What are the cultural relics and scenic spots in Myanmar?
There were many cultural relics and scenic spots in Myanmar. In Mandalay, there was Mandalay Mountain, which was 326 meters high. There were eight major monasteries on the mountain, and there were many Buddha statues wrapped in gold foil in the temple. There was a snow-white pagoda forest composed of 729 small pagoda pavilions in the southeast of the foothills. In 1871, more than 440 eminent monks gathered in Mandalay, and 729 engraved stone tablets were displayed in the small pagoda pavilions. It was the longest stone book in the world and an important material for studying Buddhist culture. Bagan was located in central Myanmar, on the left bank of the Irrawaddy River, more than 150 kilometers southwest of Mandalay. Meimiao was originally called Binniaocang. It was a small village of the Shan tribe that had developed into a city. It was 42 kilometers away from Mandalay and was a summer resort. The "Big Pool" park and the Meimiao Botanic Garden were in full bloom all year round. There were many scenic spots in Yangon. The world-famous Great Golden Pagoda of Yangon stood on Dinggulada Mountain on the bank of Lake Inya in the north of Yangon City. It was the highest point and symbol of Yangon. It was said that the Burmese merchant brought back eight strands of Buddha hair from Sakyamuni from India and presented them to the Queen of Myanmar to build the pagoda. The current pagoda was 113 meters high and the circumference of the base was 432 meters. The top of the pagoda was made of gold. There were also many golden bells and silver bells. The pagoda was covered with more than 1000 pieces of pure gold foil and used more than 7 tons of gold. There were 64 small pagodas surrounding the pagoda. Suri Pagoda was located in Bandura Square in downtown Yangon. It was called the White Pagoda because of its white and elegant appearance. The World Peace Tower was built in 1952 on the Srimengaro Hills, 11 kilometers east of Yangon. The Jindi Serene Pagoda was located in the mountains southeast of Yangon. It stood on a huge moving rock, and the pagoda on the top of the rock would shake slightly when pushed hard. Inle Lake was located in the Liangduan Basin of the Shan State Plateau in northern Myanmar. The lake was surrounded by mountains on three sides. The climate was cool and the scenery was pleasant. There were floating islands in the lake that had been accumulated by plant humus for many years. These islands could be cut and rowed. Usually, bamboo poles were used to fix them to prevent drifting. The "Bystander Bird" Buddhist temple by the lake was famous throughout the country. There is also the Hlawga National Park, which is about 30 kilometers away from downtown Yangon. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The identification of provincial cultural relics protection sites
The people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions, and directly under the Central Government shall verify and announce the historical relics protected at the provincial level and report to the State Council for the record. The identification is carried out in accordance with the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Cultural Relics and other relevant regulations. The specific identification work may involve the evaluation of the historical, artistic and scientific value of cultural relics. Generally, it is necessary to go through the corresponding declaration and selection process. For example, when Shanxi Province recognizes the sixth batch of provincial cultural relics protection units, it will organize the declaration and selection work according to the Cultural Relics Protection Law of the People's Republic of China, the tentative measures for the management of cultural relics recognition, and the guidelines for the recognition of immovable cultural relics (Trial). The list to be approved and published will be determined and publicized. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The first to eighth batches of national key cultural relics protection sites
As of 2023, China had issued eight batches of national key cultural relics protection sites, totaling 5058. These included 1194 ancient sites, 418 ancient tombs, 2160 ancient buildings, 307 cave temples and stone carvings, 952 important modern historical sites and representative buildings, and 27 others. The first batch of national key cultural relics protection sites was announced on March 4, 1961. There were 180 sites in total, divided into six categories: "revolutionary sites and revolutionary memorial buildings","cave temples","ancient buildings and historical memorial buildings","stone carvings and others","ancient sites", and "ancient tombs". The eighth batch of national key cultural relics protection sites was approved and announced on October 7,2019. There were a total of 762 sites, including ancient sites (167), ancient buildings (280), ancient tombs (30), important modern historical sites and representative buildings (234), cave temples and stone carvings (39), and others (12). These national insurance units were distributed throughout the country, with Shanxi Province, Henan and other provinces having a large number of national insurance units. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
On the 11th, all cultural relics and scenic spots in Haikou will be opened for free.
It was only known that on June 11th, 2011 (at that time, it was the sixth "Cultural Heritage Day" in our country, which coincided with the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Party), the museum and major cultural relics attractions under the Cultural Relics Bureau of the Haikou City (except for the Five Public Temples) would be fully open for free for one day. The Five Public Temples would be open for free for a limited number of people (3000 free tickets would be given from now on). There was no more information to indicate that all cultural relics and scenic spots in Haikou would be open for free on the 11th of each year. It was impossible to accurately answer the current situation regarding the free opening of cultural relics and scenic spots in Haikou on the 11th. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
A National Key Cultural Relics Protection Site in Qinghai
The national key cultural relics protection units in Qinghai include: The Great Wall of Qinghai, which was announced as the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units in 2013.(The military defense project with the Great Wall of Xining Wei of the Ming Dynasty as the main body is an important part of the Great Wall of China, a world cultural heritage), the Datong County section of the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty in Qinghai, which was listed as the first batch of important points of the Great Wall by the State Administration of Cultural Relics on November 26,2020, and the ancient temple of Hongshui Spring Mosque; In addition, although the Songpan Ancient City Wall was located in Songpan, Sichuan Province, it could also be used as a reference to understand the protection of relevant cultural relics. On June 25, 2001, it was announced by the State Council of the People's Republic of China as the fifth batch of national key cultural relics protection units. Xunhua County of Haidong City also had a national key cultural relic protection unit. At present, there were reinforcement and repair projects that were undergoing survey, design, bidding, and other work. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
There are many national key cultural relics protection units
As of 2023, China had issued eight batches of national key cultural relics protection sites, with a total of 5058 approved sites. These national protection units were distributed throughout the country, including 1194 ancient sites, 418 ancient tombs, 2160 ancient buildings, 307 cave temples and stone carvings, 952 important historical sites and representative buildings in modern times, and 27 other places. Some provinces, such as Shanxi, Henan, Hebei, Zhejiang, and Shaanxi, had more state insurance units. The eighth batch of national key cultural relics protection sites was approved and announced on October 7,2019. There were a total of 762 sites, including ancient sites (167), ancient buildings (280), ancient tombs (30), important modern historical sites and representative buildings (234), cave temples and stone carvings (39), and others (12). <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
National and Shanxi Key Cultural Relics Protection Site
National key cultural relics protection sites shall be approved by the State Council, the Ministry of Culture and tourism, and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage to determine and announce. The eighth batch of national key cultural relics protection units announced on October 7,2019 totaled 762, covering ancient sites (167), ancient buildings (280), ancient tombs (30), modern and important historical sites and representative buildings (234), cave temples and stone carvings (39), others (12) and other different types, distributed in various provinces of the country, such as 79 in Shanxi Province, 62 in Henan Province, etc. The number of existing national key cultural relics in Shanxi ranks first in the country. Among them, there are many famous cultural relics protection units, such as Lizhuang Confucian Temple, which was built in the third year of Jin Taihe to Da 'an.(1201 - 1211), rebuilt in the first year of Yuan Zhizhi (1321). In 2013, it was announced by the State Council as the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units; Huguan's Zhenze Two Immortal Palace was the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units; Ying County's stupa was selected as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units (registered as Jingtu Temple), and the inner Great Wall was a part of the Great Wall of national key cultural relics protection units. In addition, Shanxi Province announced the protection plan for 26 national key cultural relics protection units, including Jinci Temple and Jingyin Temple in Taiyuan, Xinghua Village Fenjiu Workshop in Fenyang and many other cultural relics protection units. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Huaining Cultural Relics Protection
Huaining County had many measures and achievements in the protection of cultural relics. It has a cultural relics management office and museum, located at No. 81 Jiaxian Road, Gaohe Town, Huaining County, Anqing City. It has a certain scale of civil engineering, standardized cultural relics warehouse and exhibition hall. Huaining County actively played the social education function of the museum, such as holding "Inheriting History and Culture, Listening to the Story of Cultural Relics"-a mobile museum entering the campus activity, allowing children to explain the story of cultural relics through the commentators, making lucky bags and other links, so as to enhance their understanding of cultural relics, feel the local history and culture, and cultivate the feelings of loving their hometown and the sense of regional culture identity. According to the list of cultural relics protection units, there were national cultural relics protection units such as the Sunjiacheng site, which was located in Sunjiacheng Village, Mamiao Town, Huaining County, Anqing City, Anqing City, Anhui Province. It was an ancient site of the Neoliths Era and was announced in May 2013. In addition, there were provincial cultural relics protection units, and Huaining County (provincial) cultural relics protection list was compiled. In terms of the discovery and protection of specific cultural relics, for example, the discovery and research of the Tang Dynasty's Guiniu inscription mirror. This bronze mirror was unearthed in Shipai Town, Huaining County. Its discovery process was special and confirmed the custom of ancient couples burying bronze mirrors separately as keepsakes, as well as people's yearning for a broken mirror and a beautiful love. In the national cultural relics survey, there were also relevant enterprises that actively cooperated with the fourth cultural relics survey issued by the State Council to carry out preparation approval, cultural relics survey, data collection, sorting and other work. The cultural relics protection work in Huaining County was also a part of the national cultural relics protection system. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>