Looking for the Lost World Heritage Chapter 10 World Heritage 1 How many pieces of China's world heritage belong to the pre-Qin period?

China became a member of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee on February 6th. By the end of the 38th World Heritage Congress on June 25th, 20 14, there were 47 World Heritage Sites in China. Among them, there are 33 world cultural heritages, 4 world natural heritages 10 and 4 dual cultural and natural heritages. The total number of heritages ranks second in the world, second only to Italy's 50 items. There were six world heritages before the Qin Dynasty, namely:

1. Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor (Shaanxi,1987 438+02)-Year: Qin Dynasty.

2. Zhoukoudian Peking Man Site (Beijing, 1987. 12)- Date: 700,000 years ago.

3. The Great Wall (Beijing,1987.438+02; Liaoning Jiumenkou Great Wall (Great Wall on Water) 2002+05438+0)- Year: Spring and Autumn

4. Confucius House, Confucius Temple and Confucius Forest in Qufu (Shandong, 1994. 12)- Year: Spring and Autumn Period (478 BC).

5. Suzhou Classical Gardens (Jiangsu, Humble Administrator's Garden, Master of Nets Garden, Lingering Garden, Huanxiu Mountain Villa,1997.438+02; Art Garden, Furong Garden, Canglang Pavilion, Lion Forest and Tuisi Garden, 2000.6438+0 1- year: Spring and Autumn Period (5 14 BC).

6. Yin Ruins (Henan, July 2006 13)-Year: Shang Dynasty.