Journal of Geographical Sciences ›› 2020, Vol. 30 ›› Issue (12): 2076-2092.doi: 10.1007/s11442-020-1828-2
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LIU Chunla1,2(), WU Liping1,2, XU Mei3, ZENG Fanchao1,2, JIAO Lipeng1,2
Received:
2019-10-27
Accepted:
2020-04-17
Online:
2020-12-25
Published:
2021-01-05
About author:
Liu Chunla, PhD and Associate Professor, specialized in ecological culture geography and regional development. E-mail: Supported by:
LIU Chunla, WU Liping, XU Mei, ZENG Fanchao, JIAO Lipeng. Building national eco-cultural protection areas and the Xiangxi practice in Hunan Province[J].Journal of Geographical Sciences, 2020, 30(12): 2076-2092.
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Figure 1
Distribution of 21 national eco-cultural protection experimental areas in China Note: 1. Minnan eco-cultural protection experimental area; 2. Huizhou eco-cultural protection experimental area; 3. Regong eco-cultural protection experimental area; 4. Qiangzu eco-cultural protection experimental area; 5. Hakka (Meizhou) eco-cultural protection experimental area; 6. Wuling mountain (Xiangxi) Tujia and Miao nationalities eco-cultural protection experimental area; 7. Ocean fisheries (Xiangshan) eco-cultural protection experimental area; 8. Jinzhong eco-cultural protection experimental area; 9. Weishui eco-cultural protection experimental area; 10. Diqing eco-cultural protection experimental area; 11. Dali eco-cultural protection experimental area; 12. Shanbei eco-cultural protection experimental area; 13. Bronze drum (Hechi) eco-cultural protection experimental area; 14. Southeast Guizhou ethnic eco-cultural protection experimental area; 15. Hakka (South Jiangxi) eco-cultural protection experimental area; 16. Gesar (Guoluo) eco-cultural protection experimental area; 17. Wuling mountain (Southwest Hubei) Tujia and Miao nationalities eco-cultural protection experimental area; 18. Wuling mountain (Southeast Chongqing) Tujia and Miao nationalities eco-cultural protection experimental area; 19. Rap (Baofeng) eco-cultural protection experimental area; 20. Tibetan (Yushu) eco-cultural protection experimental area; 21. Hakka (Western Fujian) eco-cultural protection experimental area"
Table 1
Policy orientation of China’s intangible cultural heritage (ICH) protection since 2004 (Source: http:// www.ihchina.cn/index.html.)"
Year | Major policies |
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2004 | Approving “Convention for the Safeguarding of the ICH”; implementing the project of protecting Chinese national folk culture. |
2005 | Strengthening the protection of China’s ICH; establishing the national ICH list assessment committee; appointing the first national class of ICH representatives; conducting a census of ICH. |
2006 | Devising various measures for the protection and management of national ICH and the special funds; establishing the national committee of experts on the protection of ICH. |
2007 | Publishing management measures for the marking of China’s ICH; declaring “Representative Works of Human ICH”; strengthening the protection of time-honored brand ICH. |
2008 | Formulating provisional measures for the recognition and management of representative inheritors of national ICH projects. |
2009 | Delivering the third batch of representative successors of national ICH projects. |
2010 | Aim to protect ICH; building NECPAs. |
2011 | Issuing “ICH protection law.” |
2012 | Strengthening productive protection of ICH; promulgating measures for the management of national special funds for the protection of ICH. |
2014 | Publishing the list of the fourth national class of ICH representational projects. |
2016 | Establishing “Cultural and Natural Heritage Day.” |
2017 | Implementing the project of inheritance and development of Chinese excellent traditional culture; implementing the revitalization plan for Chinese traditional crafts. |
2018 | Publishing management measures for NECPAs; supporting the establishment of ICH poverty alleviation and employment workshops. |
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