2024-05-10
24 分钟Discussion keeps the world turning.
This is Roundtable.
Hello.
Welcome to Roundtable, where we serve up piping hot debates on the issues that sizzle in China and beyond.
I'm Neohong Lin.
Imagine walking down a street your ancestors traversed some 200 years ago, still alive with the echoes of yesteryears.
The historical areas are my favorite tourist destinations for sure.
And across the globe, from the dynamic architectures of China to the victorian houses of San Francisco, efforts are underway to protect these cultural heritage sites.
Join us as we explore how these storied lands are being preserved amid modernization.
For todays show, Im joined by Li Yi in the studio and Josh Cotterell on the line.
Grab your virtual compass and follow us to the heart of the discussion.
A historical and cultural block on Qi Lo archite buildings are recently being unveiled as a national four a level tourist attraction in Hainan.
Besides, many other historical and cultural blocks also show more vitality after modern revitalization.
What do we need to pay attention to while renovating these blocks?
How can they shine in the modern time while maintaining the historical value?
To start with, let's give the definition of historical blocks a little bit of time.
What exactly is a historical block?
Yeah, actually, we do have an official definition about this historical and cultural blog, and that's according to the regulations on the protection of famous historical and cultural cities, towns and villages issued by China's state council in 2008.
And according to this official definition, historical and cultural block refer to areas announced by governments of different level and with the preservation of particularly rich cultural relics.
And they should have concentrated historical buildings, and particularly historical cultural block should reflect the traditional rigging patterns and historical features relatively in an authentic way.