Is there any law to protect ancient buildings in China?

China has promulgated the Cultural Relics Law, because there are many ancient cultural relics in China. As a famous building in history, ancient buildings also belong to the management, protection and maintenance of the national cultural relics department. Over the years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, National Cultural Heritage Administration has done this work and made great achievements. As far as ancient buildings are concerned, the state allocates a large amount of special funds for the maintenance and protection of ancient buildings every year, and many ancient buildings have been protected. In addition, the the State Council Bureau of Religious Affairs and the Chinese Buddhist Association also allocated appropriate funds for the protection and maintenance of ancient Buddhist temples. Judging from the ancient temples in China, many famous temples have been protected. Then since the country promulgated the cultural relics law, all localities have strictly observed it. Except for a few places that did not abide by the cultural relics law and the ancient buildings were damaged to a certain extent, most areas did a good job and preserved many ancient buildings.

It is not easy to preserve ancient buildings today. Famous buildings get some maintenance funds every year and are gradually maintained. We are ancient architecture workers, and we have a greater responsibility to protect ancient architecture. Because ancient buildings are distributed all over the country, it needs the concerted efforts of Qi Xin, a comrade from all walks of life, to make them well protected.