On May 18, World Museum Day, we look back on China's long history and civilization, among which countless priceless treasures such as the Shang and Zhou Dynasty Sun God Bird Gold Foil Piece, He Zun, and the Neolithic Hongshan Cultural Jade Dragon were born. Up to now, the mainland holds a total of 195 cultural relics prohibited from leaving the country (territory), which can be called peerless treasures and carry a long history and cultural heritage.
As witnesses of Chinese history, these national treasures and cultural relics carry rich historical connotations and cultural values, and are treasures of Chinese civilization. Their existence not only bears witness to China's long history, but also carries the wisdom and wisdom of our ancestors. Therefore, the protection and display of these national treasures is not only a cherishing of history and culture, but also a respect for the wisdom of our ancestors.
However, while these artifacts are invaluable, they are never exhibited abroad. Such a move is not only to protect the integrity and safety of these cultural relics, but also to make a firm statement of national culture. By not allowing these precious national treasures to be exhibited abroad, China has demonstrated its determination to protect and cherish its unique history and culture, as well as its firm confidence in its national culture.
However, although these national treasures are not exhibited abroad, China is not closed to itself. On the contrary, China has been actively engaged in international cultural exchanges. By holding exhibitions and cultural exchange activities, China is showing the world its vast and profound cultural heritage. At the same time, it also allows more people to experience China's long history and splendid culture up close.
The ban on these national treasures and cultural relics from leaving the country for exhibition is not only a staunch protection of China's national culture, but also a respect for the world's cultural diversity. China is willing to share its culture with the world, and hopes that more people will be able to understand and appreciate the essence of Chinese culture. The display of these precious national treasures in China is also to convey the unique charm of Chinese culture to the world and contribute to the maintenance and inheritance of world civilization.
In the future, I hope that the world can learn more about and appreciate these precious national treasures, and I also look forward to achieving in-depth exchanges and mutual learning with other countries on the bridge of cultural exchanges. Because there are more cultural treasures in the treasure house of Chinese civilization, we look forward to all the beautiful encounters and exchanges.