Tech Innovations Boost Cultural Relic Preservation on the Chinese Mainland
Science and technology are pivotal in preserving the Chinese mainland’s cultural relics, showcased at a recent forum in Shenyang during Cultural and Natural Heritage Day.
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2,200-Year-Old Tomb in East China Unearths Preserved Leaves
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