Third Country Policy: On Chinese Culture and Natural Heritage Protection

Author: Xu Songling
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The construction of China's modern heritage management system should be based on the characteristics of China's cultural and natural heritage, the characteristics of China's cultural, economic, and social development, and the various challenges China is currently facing in heritage management. At the same time, China should also fully pay attention to the continuous progress in the world's understanding of heritage, the evolving mission of the World Heritage movement, and the development trends and lessons learned from the reform of heritage management systems in various countries. As a heritage-rich country, a developing nation, and a country rapidly transitioning to a market economy system, China's heritage system construction must have its own unique challenges, while also encompassing issues with significant global universality and typicality. Therefore, the topic of this book focuses primarily on China while also considering the world, (based on reform), (with an eye on development), and drawing insights from China's heritage system construction.