Beijing Liulichang

Author: Ye Zufu
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Publish Date: 1997-02-01
Features: "Beijing Liulichang": To study the history of Beijing's urban development, one cannot leave Liulichang. To study the development of outstanding Chinese culture, one cannot leave Liulichang. To study the activities and achievements of ancient scholars, writers, and collectors, one cannot leave Liulichang. To strengthen the construction of socialist spiritual civilization today and build a new cultural era, we should also draw nourishment from the ancient cultural street of Liulichang.
"Beijing Liulichang" Summary: Since the "Peking Man" at Zhoukoudian ignited the torch of ancient human civilization, Beijing has been a cradle of culture for over 3,000 years. From the construction of the ancient Yanyi and Jicheng cities over 3,000 years ago to the establishment of the capital by the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, the flame of human civilization has never been extinguished, enduring and unbroken. This uninterrupted history of over 3,000 years, along with the continuous material and spiritual culture, is rare among world-renowned cities.
Throughout its history, Beijing has left behind a wealth of cultural relics and historical sites, with the highest number and highest level of cultural heritage in the country. There are currently 7,309 cultural relics and historical sites, three of which have been listed in the UNESCO "World Natural and Cultural Heritage List." The ancient capital of Beijing is renowned for its unique charm and cultural heritage.
Beijing is a grand and profound museum, attracting global attention and serving as a pride for its people.