Over 100 events to mark China's cultural and natural heritage
China DailyVisitors at Dazu Rock Carvings, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Chongqing, Southwest China. Chongqing will be the country's main venue celebrating the upcoming Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, which falls on June 12, according to a news conference of the National Cultural Heritage Administration on June 3. Archaeologists, conservators of cultural relics, museum operators, and administrators from across the country will gather to trace the 100-year-long development of Chinese career protecting cultural heritages. The center, covering an area of 8,400 square meters, will become one of the country's key hub for cultural relic conservation, and greatly improve the capacity of the whole industry through adoption of new technologies. In China, the second Saturday of every June is set as the Cultural and Natural Heritage Day to improve the public's consciousness protecting the heritages.