What is the material and cultural heritage of Chongqing?

Chongqing national intangible cultural heritage is divided into three batches:

The first batch are zouma town folk stories, Shizhu Tujia Luoer tune, Chuanjiang chant, Nanxi chant, Mudong folk songs, percussion (solitaire percussion, Jinqiao percussion), Liangping Raz drum, dragon dance (Tongliang dragon dance), Sichuan Opera, Lantern Festival (Liangshan Lantern Festival), Liangping New Year pictures and Xiushan Lantern Festival.

The second batch are Xiushan folk songs, Youyang folk songs, Shouge (Liangping lifting children's songs), Shouge (Longgupo lifting workers' songs), Suona art (Yongcheng blowing), Tujia waving dance (Youyang waving dance), Sichuan bamboo harp, car lights, Shu embroidery, bamboo weaving (Liangping bamboo curtain) and the production technology of Xiabu (Rongchang Ramie).

The third batch is Youyang ancient songs, gongs and drums (Xiaohe gongs and drums), lion dance (Gao Tai lion dance), Sichuan storytelling, Sichuan dulcimer, Sichuan Yin Qing, Qianban, Tujia diaojiao building construction skills, pottery firing skills (Rongchang pottery making skills) and Chinese medicine processing methods (Tongjunge traditional pill making skills).

Chongqing municipal intangible cultural heritage projects are divided into four batches, the first batch is 62, the second batch is 97, the third batch is 1 19, and the fourth batch is 1 10. There are too many municipal intangible cultural heritage projects.

World natural heritage:

Must conform to the outstanding examples representing important stages in the history of earth evolution; It is an outstanding example, representing the ongoing ecological and biological evolution process and the development of terrestrial, aquatic, coastal and marine ecosystems and flora and fauna communities.

Unique, rare or wonderful natural phenomena, landforms or areas with rare natural beauty; Only the habitat of one or more rare or endangered animal and plant species can be approved.

Chongqing Wulong and Nanchuan Jinfo Mountain were selected as World Heritage Sites for their remarkable karst landform types.