(Colored Illustrations Version) World Cultural and Natural Heritage (Complete Four Volumes)

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Features: World Heritage is the measure of our civilization, recording the footsteps of humanity and nature. It lets us know who we are, where we come from, and where we are going. In the field of exploring the world, we rely more on vision than other senses. A large amount of descriptive text can outline the profile of the subject, but images bring it to life. World Cultural and Natural Heritage showcases the essence of world civilization and nature, with extremely strong ornamental value. To achieve the best reading experience, this book carefully selects over 1,200 exquisite images to showcase its theme—World Cultural and Natural Heritage, allowing you to feel the charm and appeal of nearly 300 world heritage sites without having to visit them in person. "World Cultural and Natural Heritage" comprehensively presents the magnificent world of World Cultural and Natural Heritage through more than 1,200 exquisite images. "World Cultural and Natural Heritage" is presented in a luxurious boxed set, with text printed in imported copperplate paper in full color, making it excellent for reading, collecting, and gifting. Across the historical timeline, trace the footsteps of civilization; break through geographical boundaries, grasp the pulse of nature—the magnificent world is right before your eyes. World Cultural and Natural Heritage is a masterpiece created by nature and human ancestors, and humanity should pass them down perfectly from generation to generation. The core of the "World Heritage Convention" is to maintain the authenticity and integrity of the relics. Currently, World Cultural and Natural Heritage concentrates humanity's attention on the inheritance of civilization and the care of their own environment, becoming a focal point of social concern. Fortunately, people's awareness of protection is changing, and the preservation of historic sites is not at odds with tourism development. Looking back at the 20th century, we have left too many regrets in how we treated famous scenic spots and historical sites; stepping into the 21st century, we must not repeat the mistakes of history.