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Published: 17:21, September 9, 2024
Cultural landscape may help dismantle heritage boundaries
By Lesley Liu
At the Cultural Heritage Conservation Forum, themed "Shared Heritage, Shared Future", held in Malaysia on Sept 5, Su Junjie, director of Yunnan Provincial Research Base of Intangible Cultural Heritage, pointed out breaking the boundaries of heritage categories may bring possibilities for shared world heritage.
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