4.18 International Day of Monuments and Sites
"Heritage and Climate"
Gongguan Pavilion Nine-fold Pavilion
Rubble and rubble ruins
Witness the rise and fall of different civilizations
Cultural relics in every land
They all carry the memory of civilization
April 18 is International Day of Monuments and Sites
Let's take a look
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The establishment of an International Day of Monuments and Sites was first proposed at the Executive Board meeting in Hammamet on 18 April 1982 at a scientific symposium held in Tunis by the International Council on Monuments and Sites, which was adopted after discussion by the Executive Committee and approved by the 22nd General Conference of UNESCO in November of the following year, in which the General Assembly called on Member States to advocate and promote the International Day of Monuments and Sites on April 18. China joined the organization in 1993 and established the China Committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites, the China Association for the Protection of Monuments and Sites.
In 2022, the International Council on Monuments and Sites will make "Heritage and Climate" the theme of the 4.18 International Day of Monuments and Sites, with a view to further promoting the thinking and connection between climate change and heritage protection, and improving heritage protection under climate change.
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Next, let's take a look
A few ancient ruins in Qingyang District
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Ruins of the Twelve Bridges in Chengdu
(National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit)
The main remains of the Twelve Bridges site are large palace-style wooden structures and small dry-column structure complexes of the Shang Dynasty, and there are bronzes, pottery, stone tools, bone tools, bujia and other cultural relics unearthed. Cultural relics such as Xinyi Village and Fangchi Street in Qingyang District, which are similar in age and cultural appearance to the twelve bridge sites, are collectively known as the Twelve Bridges culture. The Twelve Bridges culture, represented by the Twelve Bridges site, is another peak in the history of the development of ancient Shu civilization in Sichuan after the Sanxingdui culture.
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Golden Sands Ruins
(National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit)
The main remains of the Jinsha site are large-scale building sites and sacrifice sites from the late Shang Dynasty to the Western Zhou Dynasty, and precious cultural relics such as gold, jade and ivory have been excavated, and its "sun god bird" gold ornament pattern has been designated as a Chinese cultural heritage logo. The Jinsha site has been confirmed by archaeologists as the capital of the ancient Shu Kingdom, advancing the history of the founding of Chengdu from 2300 years ago to about 3000 years ago.
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Sui and Tang dynasty kiln sites
(Sichuan Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit)
The Qingyang Palace kiln site is a large-scale and well-preserved Sui and Tang Dynasty kiln site in Sichuan Province so far, and its discovery fills the gap in the distribution of early ancient ceramic sites in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. Seven kilns, including the Qin and Han pottery kilns, the Sui Short Dragon Kiln and the Tang Dynasty Mantou Kiln, were found in the kiln site, of which the discovery of the Sui Dynasty Short Dragon Kiln was the first time in the country. Because it is located near the Qingyang Palace, it is called the Qingyang Palace Kiln, and the production age of the kiln farm is concentrated in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, also known as the "Sui and Tang Kiln Site".
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Ruins of Donghua Gate
(Sichuan Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Unit)
The Donghuamen site has found a number of important cultural relics that have experienced more than 2,000 years from the two Han dynasties and six dynasties, the five sui and tang dynasties to the Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, and Qing dynasties, including the five dynasties of the imperial court royal road, the Sui and Tang dynasties to the two Song dynasties, the Ecological and cultural resort of the Sui and Tang dynasties to the two Song Dynasties, the garden area of the largest mansion of the Ming Dynasty, and the rare Tang and Song garden courtyards in the southern region; tens of thousands of pieces of pottery, porcelain, ironware, bronze, coins and other cultural relics closely related to the production and life of Chengdu's historical cities have been unearthed.
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