The above categories are relatively old, and some new applications have been successful in recent years. As of August 2, 2010, China has 40 world heritage sites. Among them, there are 26 world cultural heritages, 8 world natural heritages, 4 cultural and natural mixed heritages, and 2 cultural landscapes.
Cultural heritage (26 sites)
1. Zhoukoudian Peking Man Site (Beijing, 1987.12)
2. The Great Wall (Beijing, 1987.12)
3. Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes (Gansu, 1987.12)
4. Imperial Palaces of the Ming and Qing Dynasties (Forbidden City in Beijing (Beijing), 1987.12; Shenyang Forbidden City (Liaoning), 2004.7)
5. Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor and the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit (Shaanxi, 1987.12)
6. Chengde Summer Resort and surrounding temples (Hebei, 1994.12)
7. Qufu Confucius Mansion, Confucius Temple, and Confucius Forest ( Shandong, 1994.12)
8. Wudang Mountain Ancient Building Group (Hubei, 1994.12)
9. Potala Palace (Jokhang Temple, Norbulingka) (Tibet, 1994.12)< /p>
10. Lijiang Ancient Town (Yunnan, 1997.12)
11. Pingyao Ancient Town (Shanxi, 1997.12)
12. Suzhou Classical Gardens (Jiangsu, 1997.12)
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13. Summer Palace (Beijing, 1998.11)
14. Temple of Heaven (Beijing, 1998.11)
15. Dazu Rock Carvings (Chongqing, 1999.12 Cultural Heritage)
16. Royal mausoleums of the Ming and Qing Dynasties (Ming Ming Tombs (Hubei), Eastern Qing Tombs (Hebei), Western Qing Tombs (Hebei), 2000.11; Ming Xiaoling Tombs (Jiangsu), Ming Tombs (Beijing), 2003. Shengjing San Mausoleum (Liaoning), 2004.7)
17 Ancient Villages in Southern Anhui (Xidi, Hongcun) (Anhui, 2000.11)
18. Longmen Grottoes (Henan, 2000.11)
19. Dujiangyan-Qingcheng Mountain (Sichuan, 2000.11)
20. Yungang Grottoes (Shanxi, 2001.12)
21. The Imperial City, Royal Tombs and Noble Tombs of Goguryeo, China (Jilin , 2004.7.1)
22. Macao Historic Center (Macao, 2005)
23. Anyang Yin Ruins (Henan, 2006.7.13)
24. Kaiping Watchtowers and Ancient Villages (Guangdong, 2007.6.28)
25. Fujian Tulou (Fujian, 2008.7.7)
26. Historical Buildings in Kaifeng, Henan (Henan, 2010.8 .1)
Natural Heritage (8 sites)
1. Jiuzhaigou Valley (Sichuan, 1992.12)
2. Huanglong (Sichuan, 1992.12)
3. Wulingyuan (Hunan, 1992.12)
4. Three Parallel Rivers (Yunnan, 2003.7)
5. Giant Panda Habitat (Sichuan, 2006.7)
6. South China Karst (Shilin (Yunnan), Libo (Guizhou), Wulong (Chongqing), 2007.6.27)
7. Sanqingshan (Jiangxi, 2008.7.8)
8. Chinese Danxia includes Taining in Fujian, Lunshan in Hunan, Danxia Mountain in Guangdong, Longhu Mountain in Jiangxi (including Guifeng), Jianglang Mountain in Zhejiang, and Chishui in Guizhou.
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Cultural and natural heritage (4 sites)
1. Mount Tai (Shandong, 1987.12)
2. Mount Huang (Anhui, 1990.12) )
3. Emeishan-Leshan (Sichuan, 1996.12)
4. Wuyishan (Fujian, 1999.12)
Cultural Landscape (2 places)
1. Mount Lu (Jiangxi, 1996.12)
2. Mount Wutai (Shanxi, 2009.6.26)
Human oral and intangible heritage/intangible heritage (4 sites)
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Chinese Guqin Art
Xinjiang Uyghur Muqam Art
Mongolian long-melody folk songs
Nanyin (Quanzhou String Orchestra) (2009.10.1)
Memory Heritage (4 places)
Traditional Music Recording Archives (Library of the Chinese Academy of Arts)
Qing Dynasty Cabinet Secrets Files (China’s First Historical Archives)
Qing Dynasty Golden List (China’s First Historical Archives)
Naxi Dongba Ancient Books and Documents (Dongba Culture Institute of Yunnan Academy of Social Sciences )