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News ■ Website Cheering for World Heritage Bidding Launched ■ World Heritage Conference Concludes ■ Survey: Ming Tomb in Good Shape ■ Preservation of Buddha's Birthplace Provokes Disputes ■ UNESCO to Allow More Nominations for World Heritage ■ World Heritage Inscriptions Just Beginning ■ Kuwait Calls for Int'l Support in Heritage Protection ■ Protection of Iraqi Heritage a Concern at WHC Session ■ 3 Sites Added to List of Endangered World Heritages ■ Spain Finds Balance Between Heritage Protection, Development More China's Heritage Cultural & Natural Properties ■ The Old Town of Pingyao ■ The Potala Palace ■ Jiuzhaigou Scenic Area ■ Mount Huangshan ■ The Mogao Grottoes ■ Zhoukoudian, Home of Peking Man ■ The Forbidden City ■ The Great Wall More Oral & Intangible Heritage ■ Kunqu ■ Guqin Considering Application ■ Eight National Geoparks ■ Guangdong Opera ■ Butterfly Lovers Story ■ Tulou (Earth Buildings) ■ Life of King Gesar ■ Qinqiang Opera ■ Beijing's Imperial City ■ Dragon Boat Festival More Photos A work by Yao Jianping's Embroidery Art Studio featuring 100 pigeons. Ancient Mudu Town. More

Weather Report of Suzhou Hotel Service About Suzhou Suzhou, a city in eastern China's Jiangsu Province, is considered as beautiful as the paradise. A major tourist city, it features classic gardens and elegant natural scenery. Suzhou Scenic Spots Zhuozhengyuan (Humble Administrator's Garden) Tiger Hill Zhouzhuang Town More UNESCO World Heritage Center ICCROM IUCN ICOMOS Autumn in Huizhou Historical Wonders of Sanxingdui Traditional Chinese Festivals Ancient Pagodas in China Beijing's Hutong Famous Bells in China Regulations Concerning the Management and Protection of Underwater Cultural Relics

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